Graphium Coffee Table
García Cumini drew from an unexpected source for the Graphium: the bilateral symmetry and graphic precision of tropical butterflies. The result is a coffee table, or a nesting pair, that holds two visual ideas in productive tension. Marble, with all its geological weight and surface variation, rests on a steel base so slender and organically articulated that it reads almost as a drawn line.
The wing-like quality of the base is not decorative flourish. It is structural thinking made visible, a silhouette that gives the piece its sense of arrested motion. Stone appears to float. The contrast between material density and formal delicacy is what distinguishes Graphium from conventional stone tables.
- Natural marble top with characteristic veining
- Slender steel base with an organic, wing-derived profile
- Available as a single table or as a coordinated pair
- Suited to residential living rooms, private lounges, and hospitality environments
Zanotta has been producing furniture of formal and cultural consequence since 1954, working with designers who treat the domestic object as a site of inquiry. Graphium continues that practice.
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Graphium Coffee Table
García Cumini drew from an unexpected source for the Graphium: the bilateral symmetry and graphic precision of tropical butterflies. The result is a coffee table, or a nesting pair, that holds two visual ideas in productive tension. Marble, with all its geological weight and surface variation, rests on a steel base so slender and organically articulated that it reads almost as a drawn line.
The wing-like quality of the base is not decorative flourish. It is structural thinking made visible, a silhouette that gives the piece its sense of arrested motion. Stone appears to float. The contrast between material density and formal delicacy is what distinguishes Graphium from conventional stone tables.
- Natural marble top with characteristic veining
- Slender steel base with an organic, wing-derived profile
- Available as a single table or as a coordinated pair
- Suited to residential living rooms, private lounges, and hospitality environments
Zanotta has been producing furniture of formal and cultural consequence since 1954, working with designers who treat the domestic object as a site of inquiry. Graphium continues that practice.
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García Cumini drew from an unexpected source for the Graphium: the bilateral symmetry and graphic precision of tropical butterflies. The result is a coffee table, or a nesting pair, that holds two visual ideas in productive tension. Marble, with all its geological weight and surface variation, rests on a steel base so slender and organically articulated that it reads almost as a drawn line.
The wing-like quality of the base is not decorative flourish. It is structural thinking made visible, a silhouette that gives the piece its sense of arrested motion. Stone appears to float. The contrast between material density and formal delicacy is what distinguishes Graphium from conventional stone tables.
- Natural marble top with characteristic veining
- Slender steel base with an organic, wing-derived profile
- Available as a single table or as a coordinated pair
- Suited to residential living rooms, private lounges, and hospitality environments
Zanotta has been producing furniture of formal and cultural consequence since 1954, working with designers who treat the domestic object as a site of inquiry. Graphium continues that practice.
