Minotti's Brutalist round table transforms the supporting structure into the true expressive center of the project. The circular top rests on a dramatic concrete base with an irregular star-shaped geometry, creating a sophisticated balance between the purity of the circle and the material strength of the base.
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Design
Brutalist is born from a radical principle: not to hide the structure, but to make it the protagonist. Giampiero Tagliaferri brings a typically architectural concept to the world of furniture, in which material and function coincide with the aesthetic language of the object. In the round version, this principle emerges with particular clarity. The circular top creates a continuous and reassuring geometry, while the base beneath it develops different directions and a freer composition.
Sculptural Concrete Base
The table's main distinctive element is its concrete base, characterized by an irregular shape defined by Minotti as a "star" geometry. From the center, different supporting elements extend outward in calibrated directions. The concrete is enhanced for its material presence and the sense of solidity it conveys. The base appears almost like a small, autonomous architectural structure, capable of taking on a different appearance depending on the observer's position.
The circle as an element of balance
The round top introduces a softness that balances the sculptural strength of the base. The absence of corners makes the surface visually continuous and creates a striking contrast with the different directions generated by the concrete elements. The intersection of these geometries prevents the design from becoming excessively severe and gives the table a more balanced presence within the space.
A Dialogue Between Solids and Voids
The Brutalist base is characterized by a continuous balance between mass and void. The concrete adds visual weight and solidity, while the spaces between the individual elements lighten the structure and prevent the base from being perceived as a single monolithic block. Light can pass through the openings and cast different shadows throughout the day. The void thus takes on the same design value as the material: it does not represent what is missing, but rather an essential component in defining the form.
Measurements
Ø120xH74 cm
Ø150xH74 cm
Ø180xH74 cm
Ø210xH74 cm
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<p>Brutalist is born from a radical principle: not to hide the structure, but to make it the protagonist. Giampiero Tagliaferri brings a typically architectural concept to the world of furniture, in which material and function coincide with the aesthetic language of the object. In the round version, this principle emerges with particular clarity. The circular top creates a continuous and reassuring geometry, while the base beneath it develops different directions and a freer composition.</p><br>
<h2 class="h3 mb-2">Sculptural Concrete Base</h2>
<p>The table's main distinctive element is its concrete base, characterized by an irregular shape defined by Minotti as a "star" geometry. From the center, different supporting elements extend outward in calibrated directions. The concrete is enhanced for its material presence and the sense of solidity it conveys. The base appears almost like a small, autonomous architectural structure, capable of taking on a different appearance depending on the observer's position.</p><br>
<h2 class="h3 mb-2">The circle as an element of balance</h2>
<p>The round top introduces a softness that balances the sculptural strength of the base. The absence of corners makes the surface visually continuous and creates a striking contrast with the different directions generated by the concrete elements. The intersection of these geometries prevents the design from becoming excessively severe and gives the table a more balanced presence within the space.</p><br>
<h2 class="h3 mb-2">A Dialogue Between Solids and Voids</h2>
<p>The Brutalist base is characterized by a continuous balance between mass and void. The concrete adds visual weight and solidity, while the spaces between the individual elements lighten the structure and prevent the base from being perceived as a single monolithic block. Light can pass through the openings and cast different shadows throughout the day. The void thus takes on the same design value as the material: it does not represent what is missing, but rather an essential component in defining the form.</p><br></div></div></div>https://www.ciatdesign.com/media/catalog/product/b/r/brutalist-tavolo-rotondo-minotti-ciat-design.jpg29873.51instock29873.5124486.48360555700Minottihttps://www.ciatdesign.com/media/catalog/product/b/r/brutalist-tavolo-rotondo-minotti-ciat-design.jpg/Products/Products/Modern Furniture/Products/Modern Furniture/Tables/Products/Modern Furniture/Tables/Round tables2026-09-01T13:48:11+00002916201
