B&B Italia
Tobi-Ishi Table
Striped
The Tobi-Ishi table conveys a design whose distinctly oriental references seem to draw directly from the Zen tradition of balance, elegance and essence. This round or rectangular dining table by Edward Barber & Jay Osgerby is particularly reminiscent of the polished stones (tobi-ishi) used for ornamental purposes in gardens. The choice of using two large vertical trapezoidal bases placed orthogonally to each other generates a suggestive composition, capable of changing and taking on completely different facets depending on the point of observation. The overlying top, thin and finely modeled, creates a perfect sculptural synthesis, further accentuated by the choice of precious materials such as marble and others.
Ø 162 x H.72 cm
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B&B Italia's strongest ability is to combine creative ideas with design skills, which over the years have led the company to win four Golden Compasses. B&B Italia’s fulcrum is the Research and Development Centre (CR&S), a research laboratory dedicated to the study of the most innovative materials and the industrialization of production processes. The purpose of CR&S is to give life to the most groundbreaking projects of some of the major international designers.
Founded in the late 60's by Piero Ambrogio Busnelli and Cesare Cassina with the name of C&B Italia, the company has disrupted the furnishing industry's rules with a revolutionary industry vision. The ability to turn traditional furnishings production into industrial designs proves today, like yesterday, the strength of the company.Read more
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Barber Osgerby
Edward Barber (1969-) and Jay Osgerby (1969-) are the founders of the Barber Osgerby studio, one of the most important names in contemporary British design. They met while studying at the Royal College of Art in London and shared their entire career together, which began in 1996 with the creation of a table for the famous London brand Isokon. Their style, of a refined minimalism often tempered by soft curved lines, was soon noticed by the most fruitful talent scout in the world of international design, Giulio Cappellini. Their creations for Cappellini will open the doors of great Italian and international industry to them, with collaborations with brands such as B&B Italia, Vitra, AXOR, Dedon and many others. Their prominent position in the world of British design is evidenced by the most important public project assigned to them: the Olympic Torch for the London 2012 Games. Their creations are part of the collections of important museums such as the Victoria & Albert Museum in London, the MoMA in New York and the Art Institute in Chicago.Read more