Coffee table - Glass





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Sculptural Coffee Table in Laminated Glass – The 1970s/1980s
Multi-level coffee table entirely in glass, characterized by a central sculptural structure created by stacking and rotating shaped glass sheets.
The base develops a continuous, almost organic helical form, reminiscent of a dynamic twist—halfway between a spiral and a double helix—becoming the true protagonist of the piece.
The three circular shelves, also cut from glass, fit into the structure with a light yet decisive visual balance, creating a vertical, rhythmic, and unconventional composition.
The glass presents a slight greenish tint typical of float glass from that era, with polished edges and meticulous workmanship. The construction technique, based on overlapped and glued modules, highlights a formal exploration closer to unique pieces or to small-scale artisanal production than to mass industrial manufacture.
Sculptural Coffee Table in Laminated Glass – The 1970s/1980s
Multi-level coffee table entirely in glass, characterized by a central sculptural structure created by stacking and rotating shaped glass sheets.
The base develops a continuous, almost organic helical form, reminiscent of a dynamic twist—halfway between a spiral and a double helix—becoming the true protagonist of the piece.
The three circular shelves, also cut from glass, fit into the structure with a light yet decisive visual balance, creating a vertical, rhythmic, and unconventional composition.
The glass presents a slight greenish tint typical of float glass from that era, with polished edges and meticulous workmanship. The construction technique, based on overlapped and glued modules, highlights a formal exploration closer to unique pieces or to small-scale artisanal production than to mass industrial manufacture.
