Tonelli Bacco's Glass Table Combines Aesthetics and Simple Design
Akihiko Tse — November 3, 2013 — Art & Design
References: archiproducts & fancy
Tonelli Bacco marries the aesthetically antithetical properties of glass to create the Glass Table. Fragile yet resistant, and solid yet light, Tonelli Bacco's inspirations come from forging a philosophy that conjoins tradition and technology. The table itself is fully formed of transparent glass, with its legs a bent, right-angled piece that holds up a large slate of glass at the top.
The table costs $2,800, and is a beautiful piece of precise engineering that molds simplicity with imagination. The table is made from a 12mm-thick toughened glass top and two symmetrical glass supports to create a well-balanced aesthetic form. The table comes in standard and transparent glass or extra-clear glass. The top of the table is available in both a square and rectangular top.
The table costs $2,800, and is a beautiful piece of precise engineering that molds simplicity with imagination. The table is made from a 12mm-thick toughened glass top and two symmetrical glass supports to create a well-balanced aesthetic form. The table comes in standard and transparent glass or extra-clear glass. The top of the table is available in both a square and rectangular top.
Trend Themes
1. Transparent Furniture - The trend of transparent furniture allows for a sleek and minimal aesthetic in interiors.
2. Glass Technology - Innovations in glass technology offer opportunities for creating unique and functional furniture designs.
3. Sustainability in Design - The use of materials like glass in sustainable ways can contribute to the growing trend of eco-friendly design.
Industry Implications
1. Furniture Design - Companies in the furniture design sector can utilize glass technology and transparency trends to create new and innovative products.
2. Interior Design - Incorporating minimalist and transparent furniture designs in interior projects can add a modern and light aesthetic appeal.
3. Architecture - Architectural firms can explore using transparent materials like glass to create sustainable and innovative building designs.
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