B&B Italia - Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby - Dining table - Tobi-Ishi - Medium-density fibreboard (MDF) panels / high-density polyurethane resin

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Henri Daumont
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Taught design history at ISG Business School and owned Midi design shop for eight years.

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B&B Italia’s round Tobi-Ishi table designed by Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby, with a MDF panel top finished in glossy black polyurethane resin legs, a cast iron counterweight, steel attachment plate, and adjustable plastic feet; dimensions Ø162 cm, height 72 cm, depth 162 cm, dating to 2020+ and described as new condition.

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Description from the seller

B&B Italia Round Tobi-Ishi Table Version, finished in a glossy black repaint
Designer Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby

Offered in a round version, Tobi-Ishi is a sculptural table whose character, already in its name, alludes to the ornamental stones of Japanese gardens to which its components refer. An iconic table that condenses function and sculptural presence in surprising ways. In Tobi-Ishi the cantilevered top and the bases appear different depending on the viewing angle, while the different finishes allow highly personalized interpretations: from cement patina to marble or wood, from satin lacquers in a wide range of colors to glossy ones.

Technical information
Top (T160)
MDF fiber panel with glossy polyester finish

Legs (T160)
High-density polyurethane resin with glossy polyester finish

Counterweight (T160)
Cast iron

Mounting plate (T313R)
Steel

Adjustable feet (T160)
Plastic material

Shipping will be carried out with the table assembled as shown in the photo, packaged and well protected. Placed in a wooden crate; it is important to unscrew the screws from the crate to free it, given the substantial weight it is recommended to have more than one person to lift and position it.

B&B Italia Round Tobi-Ishi Table Version, finished in a glossy black repaint
Designer Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby

Offered in a round version, Tobi-Ishi is a sculptural table whose character, already in its name, alludes to the ornamental stones of Japanese gardens to which its components refer. An iconic table that condenses function and sculptural presence in surprising ways. In Tobi-Ishi the cantilevered top and the bases appear different depending on the viewing angle, while the different finishes allow highly personalized interpretations: from cement patina to marble or wood, from satin lacquers in a wide range of colors to glossy ones.

Technical information
Top (T160)
MDF fiber panel with glossy polyester finish

Legs (T160)
High-density polyurethane resin with glossy polyester finish

Counterweight (T160)
Cast iron

Mounting plate (T313R)
Steel

Adjustable feet (T160)
Plastic material

Shipping will be carried out with the table assembled as shown in the photo, packaged and well protected. Placed in a wooden crate; it is important to unscrew the screws from the crate to free it, given the substantial weight it is recommended to have more than one person to lift and position it.

Details

Era
After 2000
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
B&B Italia
Model
Tobi-Ishi
Designer/artist/maker
Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby
Material
Medium-density fibreboard (MDF) panels / high-density polyurethane resin
Style
Contemporary
Colour
Black
Condition
As new - unused
Height
72 cm
Width
162 cm
Depth
162 cm
Diameter
162 cm
Estimated period
2020+
ItalyVerified
1078
Objects sold
90.48%
Private

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