Mera Coffee Table

11,875 
Series of small tables with a transversal character that allows you to easily combine them with both the most traditional sofas and modern sofas. Available in various sizes and heights, they have a marble top and a steel structure, both to be chosen from various finishes.
Created by acclaimed designer Antonio Citterio in 2012 for B&B Italia, the Mera range of low tables merges with the transversal character of both traditional and modern sofas. This striking range features a round top and base with either a Carrara white marble or Sahara noir marble top and a base in an array of contemporary metal finishes.

Caratos Low Table

7,755 
Caratos designed by Antonio Citterio for Maxalto is an occasional table with metal frame and white Carrara or black Marquinia marble top. Available in three sizes.

Lemante Coffee Tables

Lemante is a collection of small tables replate with striking stylistic signs and with a strong biographical note for its creator, Japanese designer Kensaku Oshiro. The collection refers to organic forms found in nature juxtaposed with the more essential lines of the frame and is based on a simple geometric idea: two parallel squares rotated and offset by 45°. Prominent among the structural elements are the slender frame in metal rod and the corner joint composed of an aluminum casting. The tops are available in extra light transparent glass or molten glass, a process that creates organic textures and irregularities on the surface for a distinct tactile effect. Two materials are available for the base, black Marquinia marble or glossy lacquered in numerous shades. The collection comprises four interlocking sizes for infinite decorative compositions.

Blitz Table – Limited Edition

sculptural and unexpectedly powerful table produced in a limited and numbered edition of only 100 pieces, Blitz stands out for its flat, slim, geometric external frame, which finds its natural completion in the curved and sinuous shapes of the interior, revealing aesthetic and constructive solutions reminiscent of a suspension bridge. Bamboo was chosen for the frame due to its lightness and rapid growth, a wood here ennobled by fine solid wood processing. It is an unusual choice for indoor use, but one that follows and relaunches the traditional quality of B&B Italia materials, at the service of an object reflecting a unique combination of design, engineering and high-quality cabinetmaking. The surface pattern contrasts with the table’s interior in a soft black shellac effect finish. This solution generates intense visual effects, where curved shadows seem to float on flat surfaces. The top folds at the ends like origami, becoming a support that tapers and folds again in order to rest on the ground. Countless technological solutions guarantee extreme solidity, despite the apparent lightness.