Striking Italian coffee table from the 1970s, featuring an architectural wooden base with a highly graphic geometric grid construction.
The design is reminiscent of Gianfranco Frattini’s celebrated Kyoto table, with its combination of traditional woodworking, strong geometric lines, and a clear glass top. The intricate base is composed of intersecting wooden elements, creating a rhythmic three-dimensional pattern that is particularly striking when viewed through the glass. Four substantial rounded wooden legs support the construction and extend upwards to the glass, finished with contrasting dark circular pads. The transparent glass top leaves the elaborate construction fully visible and gives the substantial wooden base a surprisingly light appearance