Sgabillo, 1950
Sgabillo by Max Bill for Zanotta.
Designed by Max Bill during the early 1950s, the multi-functional Sgabillo table expresses a purely functionalist philosophy. This minimal and elegant design can be used as a stool, side or coffee table.
It is a natural embodiment of Bauhaus principles, a simple and refined modernist design which would look at home in both Le Corbusier's La Tourette Monastery and your living room.
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Description
Sgabillo by Max Bill for Zanotta.
Designed by Max Bill during the early 1950s, the multi-functional Sgabillo table expresses a purely functionalist philosophy. This minimal and elegant design can be used as a stool, side or coffee table.
It is a natural embodiment of Bauhaus principles, a simple and refined modernist design which would look at home in both Le Corbusier's La Tourette Monastery and your living room.
Dimensions
40w x 27.5d x 45cmh
Materials
Available in natural varnished, layered birch or in black lacquered medium density fibreboard finished in scratch-resistant embossing.
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