26 Oct DINING TABLE IN TRAVERTINE MARBLE AND GLASS TAPIES
Tapies dining room a travertine dining table with central marble beam
The travertine marble and glass dining table Tapies model is a design simple and elegant work of the designer Joaquín Moll. Like all the pieces designed by Joaquín, Tapies stands out for its perfect proportion and perfect finishing of the marble finishes. Tapies is a dining table consisting of two vertical bases that serve as pedestals in the form of a rectangular cube. In the middle of these pedestals crosses a oxide slate frame in image that serves as a horizontal crossbar and junction point of the two legs.
The elegance of marble and the neutral, velvety color of Roman travertine marble in natural finish are key.
This way, this Tapies travertine marble dining table model is light and allows the decorative space to breathe. And on the other hand, the touch of color provided by the crossbar is the key to differentiate the model to the taste of each house and each owner. So changing the color of the crossbar can be the ideal option to change the look of the final piece of furniture and adapt it to the taste and also to the most daring or less risky style. The black and oxide slate are a safe bet to combine with travertine, although so are any of the different colors and finishes that Meddel offers in its marbles catalogue..
The travertine and glass dining table model Tapies is in the collection Archivo Collection. A compilation of the most iconic and outstanding designs of Joaquín Moll, with 40 years of experience and his incredible vision of structures and materials. For Joaquín, marble is a constant source of inspiration to create. His drawings are constantly born with a flow of colorful and different designs. Mixing textures and above all materials Joaquín transports marble to product design with absolute mastery and dedication. From his imagination come to paper forms and games in space that challenge the balance. And above all, they question the very characteristics of marble and natural stone, with a dance of weights, balances and challenges.
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