Boiacca Wood Kristalia - Table
By Kristalia
Price starting at
€ 3.495,26
€ 4.315,14
Made to order
In 2011, Kristalia embarked on a new challenge launched by the designers LucidiPevere: to design a cement table. In 2013, the table called Boiacca is a new challenge: to switch from the material...
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In 2011, Kristalia embarked on a new challenge launched by the designers LucidiPevere: to design a cement table. In 2013, the table called Boiacca is a new challenge: to switch from the material ...
In 2011, Kristalia embarked on a new challenge launched by the designers LucidiPevere: to design a cement table. In 2013, the table called Boiacca is a new challenge: to switch from the material quality of cement to the natural quality of wood. The table called Boiacca Wood has legs in solid European oak wood, internally reinforced with a steel core. The top is available in Pure-white laminate or black Fenix-NTM® with a soft-touch effect. It has a black or white epoxy lacquered aluminium frame just like the top. This new challenge for Kristalia, in partnership with the designer duo LucidiPevere, has led to the creation of an elegant and minimalist object.
Leg finish:
European oak solid wood
Oak stained walnut solid wood
Black oak solid wood
Cement Grey
Top finish:
Pure-white laminate White
Fenix-NTM® black Ingo 0720
Dimensions:
90 x 200 x h 73 cm
100 x 240 x h 73 cm
110 x 280 x h 73 cm
140 x 140 x h 73 cm
Boiacca Wood Kristalia - Table
By Kristalia
Price starting at
€ 3.495,26
€ 4.315,14
Made to order
In 2011, Kristalia embarked on a new challenge launched by the designers LucidiPevere: to design a cement table. In 2013, the table called Boiacca is a new challenge: to switch from the material...
Read more
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Kristalia was founded in 1994 by a young group of Friulians with a passion for jazz, who did the smartest but also the easiest and most immediate thing they could do, they looked around them. In the north-east, where the company was to be built, they discovered sectors that were completely new to design, but in which local excellence was expressed: hiking boots, the production of automotive components, clothing and knitwear. And in these places they decide to set a new pace, one that meets design innovation.
In just a few years, Kristalia became a point of reference inside and outside Italy: in the 2000s it made history for extendable tables; in the 1910s it was one of the design companies that designers looked to with most interest, and in recent years it has opened up to the world of contract furniture.
Today, they have become the first to seek them out to develop new ideas, to establish solid and lasting relationships with a family of designers, planners or craftsmen, opening up to new talents capable of dialogue with a precise, tense, visionary grammar and a strong drive for innovation.