Blanco Table
Jacopo Zibardi conceived the Blanco Table after winning the Zanotta and Cristalplant design contest, a competition that challenged designers to explore the expressive possibilities of a single composite material. The result is a round dining table whose form reads as carved rather than assembled, a quiet monolith that holds its ground without demanding attention.
Cristalplant, the material at the heart of the design, is a composite of polyester resin and acrylic mineral-loaded elements, mass pigmented throughout in matte white. Its surface carries no applied finish, so color and texture are intrinsic to the material itself. This gives the table a consistency of tone that holds from any angle and under any light.
- Pedestal and top available in Cristalplant
- Alternative top in tempered extra-clear white back-painted glass
- Round silhouette with a soft, monolithic profile
- Matte white finish, mass pigmented throughout the material
Zanotta, founded in Nova Milanese in 1954, has long operated at the intersection of design research and cultural provocation. The Blanco Table continues that lineage: a piece that earns its place through proportion and material conviction rather than ornament.
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Blanco Table
Jacopo Zibardi conceived the Blanco Table after winning the Zanotta and Cristalplant design contest, a competition that challenged designers to explore the expressive possibilities of a single composite material. The result is a round dining table whose form reads as carved rather than assembled, a quiet monolith that holds its ground without demanding attention.
Cristalplant, the material at the heart of the design, is a composite of polyester resin and acrylic mineral-loaded elements, mass pigmented throughout in matte white. Its surface carries no applied finish, so color and texture are intrinsic to the material itself. This gives the table a consistency of tone that holds from any angle and under any light.
- Pedestal and top available in Cristalplant
- Alternative top in tempered extra-clear white back-painted glass
- Round silhouette with a soft, monolithic profile
- Matte white finish, mass pigmented throughout the material
Zanotta, founded in Nova Milanese in 1954, has long operated at the intersection of design research and cultural provocation. The Blanco Table continues that lineage: a piece that earns its place through proportion and material conviction rather than ornament.
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Jacopo Zibardi conceived the Blanco Table after winning the Zanotta and Cristalplant design contest, a competition that challenged designers to explore the expressive possibilities of a single composite material. The result is a round dining table whose form reads as carved rather than assembled, a quiet monolith that holds its ground without demanding attention.
Cristalplant, the material at the heart of the design, is a composite of polyester resin and acrylic mineral-loaded elements, mass pigmented throughout in matte white. Its surface carries no applied finish, so color and texture are intrinsic to the material itself. This gives the table a consistency of tone that holds from any angle and under any light.
- Pedestal and top available in Cristalplant
- Alternative top in tempered extra-clear white back-painted glass
- Round silhouette with a soft, monolithic profile
- Matte white finish, mass pigmented throughout the material
Zanotta, founded in Nova Milanese in 1954, has long operated at the intersection of design research and cultural provocation. The Blanco Table continues that lineage: a piece that earns its place through proportion and material conviction rather than ornament.
