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381 Torei
About this product
Architonic ID: 1259532
Year of Launch: 1905
Torei, small architectures in new finishes
The Torei collection of graphic tables, designed by Luca Nichetto for Cassina in 2012, has been extended with new finishes and shapes offering a wider choice of pieces to play with like a colourful jigsaw puzzle.
The tables are now available in a square version in two dimensions, a triangular version and a round version, as well as the classic rectangular model. The top, hollowed out like a tray, is presented in Carrara marble for the square model and in a stained red colour for the rectangular and round models.
Torei, in varying heights and dimensions, can be paired and intersected as desired to construct small architectures.
Measurements:
rectangular 120x22xh.31/41cm, 80x22xh.31/41 cm
square 100x100xh.23cm/41cm, 60x60xh.31cm
triangle 60x60xh.31cm/41cm
round Ø39xh.51cm
Table top:
natural or stained black ash
Carrara marble, for the square model only (apart from the 100x100xh.41cm model)
Stained red, for the rectangular and round models only
Structure: matt black metal.
Concept
Torei tables – Luca Nichetto – Cassina I Contemporanei Collection
To complete the sofa La Mise, Nichetto has also designed Torei, a collection of graphic and essential side tables that have a strong Japanese influence. The solid wood table top, laminated in black or natural ash, has been hollowed out like a tray and rests on light metal supports. The tables of varying heights and dimensions can be paired and intersected as desired and transformed into small architectures.
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Material
Base metal, Metal
Design files
35
Distributors
Designers
Luca Nichetto
Italy
Lodes’ Design Curator, in 2006 Luca Nichetto founded a multidisciplinary design studio in Venice, Italy, which specialised in industrial design, product design and design consulting. From the very beginning, this studio collaborated with a number of different brands and organisations, quickly expanding its influence far beyond Venice and Italy’s borders. Five years later, in 2011, Nichetto opened a second studio in Stockholm, Sweden. This practice was founded in response to an ever–growing number of requests for collaboration from international companies, with the studio’s work also broadening out from its initial focus on designed objects. Nichetto Studio has since expanded into areas such as interior design and architecture. Today, Nichetto Studio works with a variety of brands and clients from all around the world, and its expertise is sought out across all design disciplines.