Ferro Coffee Table
Piero Lissoni conceived Ferro as a study in contradiction: sheet metal, an industrial medium, bent and soldered into a form of quiet, almost organic continuity. The result is a closed loop of sculpted steel that reads as both furniture and autonomous object.
Lissoni's practice has long moved between architecture and product design, and Ferro reflects that sensibility precisely. Its softly curved silhouette resists the rigidity one might expect from metal, arriving instead with a composed, grounded presence. The table sits low and wide, occupying space with confidence rather than volume.
- Formed from soldered sheet metal
- Available in glossy white, matte black, bronze effect, stainless steel, and varnished finishes
- Proportions conceived for placement in generous, architecturally considered interiors
- Made to order
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Ferro Coffee Table
Piero Lissoni conceived Ferro as a study in contradiction: sheet metal, an industrial medium, bent and soldered into a form of quiet, almost organic continuity. The result is a closed loop of sculpted steel that reads as both furniture and autonomous object.
Lissoni's practice has long moved between architecture and product design, and Ferro reflects that sensibility precisely. Its softly curved silhouette resists the rigidity one might expect from metal, arriving instead with a composed, grounded presence. The table sits low and wide, occupying space with confidence rather than volume.
- Formed from soldered sheet metal
- Available in glossy white, matte black, bronze effect, stainless steel, and varnished finishes
- Proportions conceived for placement in generous, architecturally considered interiors
- Made to order
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Piero Lissoni conceived Ferro as a study in contradiction: sheet metal, an industrial medium, bent and soldered into a form of quiet, almost organic continuity. The result is a closed loop of sculpted steel that reads as both furniture and autonomous object.
Lissoni's practice has long moved between architecture and product design, and Ferro reflects that sensibility precisely. Its softly curved silhouette resists the rigidity one might expect from metal, arriving instead with a composed, grounded presence. The table sits low and wide, occupying space with confidence rather than volume.
- Formed from soldered sheet metal
- Available in glossy white, matte black, bronze effect, stainless steel, and varnished finishes
- Proportions conceived for placement in generous, architecturally considered interiors
- Made to order
