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Spool Table

c. 2019

by Piero Lissoni
for B&B Italia

Spool Table

by Piero Lissoni
for  B&B Italia

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Designed by Piero Lissoni for B&B Italia, the Spool small table is a vibrant addi­tion to the Dock system. Made from printed and painted rigid polyurethane, it features a distinct and recog­niz­able shape that adds a lively touch to any space. The table’s stream­lined silhou­ette embraces the simplic­ity of contem­po­rary design, while its glossy finish adds a touch of sophistication.

Spool is avail­able in 18 colors, allow­ing versa­tile customiza­tion to match any inte­rior style. The solid tones and eye-catch­ing design make it a state­ment piece that cele­brates the eclec­tic nature of the Dock system. Addi­tion­ally, an outdoor version of Spool is avail­able in six differ­ent colors, provid­ing a stylish and durable option for outdoor settings.

With its bold aesthetic and range of color choices, the Spool small table brings person­al­ity and func­tion­al­ity to both indoor and outdoor spaces, creat­ing a focal point that effort­lessly comple­ments modern interiors.

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Piero Lissoni

Italy

Industrial but playful might sound like a contradiction, but in the hands of Piero Lissoni, it makes perfect sense. The Italian architect and designer has become one of the most accomplished of his generation, with collaborations with everyone from Alessi to Flos to Tecno. After training as an architect at the prestigious Politecnico di Milano University, Lissoni formed his own firm to create witty takes on modernism’s clean lines.

In 1996, he launched a visual communication agency, Graph.x, followed 17 years later by Lissoni Architettura, which handles interior design projects. But Lissoni’s furnishings really show off his charm: his Otto seating system for Cassina, named for the way the numeral is pronounced in Italian, tosses a titular number of comfy cushions into a slim aluminum rectangle for a perfect blend of hard and soft. And his Extrasoft system for Living Divani tosses away the frame entirely. It’s a chic take on the kid’s bedroom favorite, the beanbag, but with a lifetime’s worth of possible arrangements.

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