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Trapèze table by Vitra
Trapèze table with a laminate top and a bent sheet steel base.
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The Trapéze table was developed by the French constructeur Jean Prouvé for the Cité Universitaire in Antony, near Paris. The table name refers to its legs shape; which are made of bent sheet steel, powder-coated in black. The top, instead, is in high-pressure laminate with the same colour surface coating.
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Non-fragile product: 1-4 Days (Italy), 3-5 Days (Europe), 7-10 Days (Worldwide)
Fragile product: 10-15 Days (Italy), 15-20 Days (Europe), 30-60 Days (Worldwide)
Designer
Jean Prouvé
The story of Jean Prouvé
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Jean Prouvé, an institution in the world of architecture and interior design, has left an indelible mark in the creation of innovative furniture and structures. His story is a fusion of ingenuity, creativity and and a tireless desire to challenge the limits of traditional design. Born in 1901 into a family of artists and craftsmen, Prouvé he began his journey as a blacksmith and metallurgical craftsman. This solid artisan base has become transformed into a unique vision of design, where form always follows function. His CV is punctuated by projects ranging from private residences to public structures, demonstrating a versatility extraordinary that few designers can boast. His philosophy, imbued with pragmatism and beauty, has attracted the attention of prestigious brands in the world of interior design, including Vitra and Herman Miller.
The name of Prouvé is inextricably linked to iconic creations that have redefined the standards of industrial design. Among his most popular models the Compas table and the Standard chair stand out, tangible examples of his creative genius and his mastery in the balance between aesthetics and functionality. The Compas table, with its clean lines and elegant metal structure, represents an ode to simplicity and timeless elegance. The Standard chair, however, with its minimalist and robust design, embodies the very essence of the concept of "less is more". These creations, and many others, are available in the rich catalog of Ciat Design, a virtual oasis where design lovers can immerse themselves in the visionary universe of Prouvé and discover his works more iconic.
The peculiarities creative and artistic
This that distinguishes Jean Prouvé is its ability to transform raw materials into functional works of art. His predilection for steel and aluminum has given rise to creations that challenge convention and anticipate the future of design. His attention to detail and his attention to ergonomics are evident in every piece, whether it is a desk or an architectural structure. Prouvé he has never stopped experimenting and innovating, constantly pushing the boundaries of the possible. Its timeless aesthetic blends harmoniously with a design concept that favors practicality and durability. Collaborating with renowned brands such as Vitra has allowed him to spread his vision of design throughout the world, leaving an indelible mark on the history of architecture and interior design.
Brand
Vitra
A large collection of iconic designs
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Vitra, an icon in the world of interior design, has built its reputation over more than seventy years of history as an ambassador of innovation, functionality and sophisticated aesthetics. Founded in 1950, Vitra is synonymous with furniture that combines form and function in a harmonious union, highlighting his dedication to creating timeless objects.
Vitra's vast collection embraces a diverse range of furnishings, from modern classics to new creations signed by the most popular designers. internationally renowned. Their iconic pieces, such as the Charles and Ray Eames chairs and the lounge chair, have become cornerstones of contemporary design, exemplifying Vitra's commitment to high-quality craftsmanship.
Sustainability and technological innovation
This what distinguishes Vitra is its attention to eco-sustainable design and technological innovation. Vitra, in fact, not only creates beautiful and functional furniture, but is also committed to minimizing environmental impact through ecological production practices and sustainable materials. The collaboration with world-famous designers has led to a vast range of products, from office furniture systems to ergonomic chairs, always based on an avant-garde vision.
Expression of a modern lifestyle
Present in the Ciat Design catalogue, Vitra is a choice for those seeking furnishings that embody excellent craftsmanship, innovation and timeless aesthetics. With Vitra, furniture becomes a means of expressing a modern and sophisticated lifestyle, enriching living spaces with a touch of refined elegance. With a continuous search for new perspectives and intelligent design solutions, Vitra remains a beacon in the contemporary design landscape, anticipating the needs of contemporary life and offering furniture that combines beauty and functionality.
Vitra has produced many iconic models over the years, some of which include:
Eames Lounge Chair: Designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1956, this armchair is has become a symbol of modern design, with its elegant and comfortable style. Panton Chair: Created by Verner Panton in 1967, this single-hull plastic chair is was a pioneer in its use of innovative materials and its sinuous and bold shape. Noguchi Coffee Table: Designed by Isamu Noguchi in 1944, this low table is characterized by a transparent glass top supported by two curved wooden elements, creating a contrast between materials and shapes. EM Table: This table, designed by Jean Prouvé in 1950, stands out for its light and functional metal structure, reflecting the designer's industrial and engineering approach. Eames Plastic Chair: This series of chairs, created by Charles and Ray Eames in 1950, represents an example of revolutionary industrial design, thanks to their ergonomic shape and versatility of use.
Some of the world-famous designers who have collaborated with Vitra include Charles and Ray Eames, Verner Panton, Isamu Noguchi and Jean Prouvé. These artists contributed significantly to the creation of some of the most beautiful furniture in the world, iconic and admired around the world, with their works continuing to influence the contemporary design landscape.
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