Quaderna Console
The reduced Quaderna wall console is part of a furniture collection that the avant-garde design collective Superstudio designed for Zanotta between 1969 and 1972. A characteristic feature of the design was a checked pattern, with which the furniture was covered. In addition to various stools, the original Zanotta collection also contained wall coverings and other furniture such as the wall table offered here. This graphical solution attracted a lot of attention at the time. Today the collection includes the Quaderna bench, the Quaderna console and the dining table of the same name. By the way, the third picture shows the console in the Markanto Depot.
Zanotta was founded in 1954. At the end of the 1960s, the Italian company achieved its international breakthrough with the Italian designs of Radical Design. In addition to the work of contemporary designers such as Joe Colombo, Achille and Pier Castiglioni, Superstudio, Studio DDL and Marco Zanuso, Zanotta also presented classics of Italian design from the 1930s and 1940s.
Materials :
Plywood covered with white print Digital print with checkered pattern
Dimensions :
line spacing 3 cm Dimensions: 180 x 42 cm, height 84 cm
| Brand |
Zanotta |
|---|---|
| Designer |
Superstudio |
| Color |
White |
| Dimensions |
H: 84 cm x L: 180 x W: 42 cm, |
