Viccarbe’s Burin table is a sculptural, distinctive piece of furniture designed by Patricia Urquiola. The most recognizable element of the Burin table is its sturdy, polygonal central base. The thin MDF tabletop balances the appearance of the bold base, making Burin a perfect dining table for many types of interiors and styles. The Burin series, released in 2011, was inspired by traditional woodcarving methods as well as Spanish design traditions.
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Burin table, 120 cm, white - lacquered white
Viccarbe
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Viccarbe’s Burin table is a sculptural, distinctive piece of furniture designed by Patricia Urquiola. The most recognizable element of the Burin table is its sturdy, polygonal central base. The thin MDF tabletop balances the appearance of the bold base, making Burin a perfect dining table for many types of interiors and styles. The Burin series, released in 2011, was inspired by traditional woodcarving methods as well as Spanish design traditions.
- Height: 74 cm
- Diameter: 120 cm
- Base diameter: 50 cm
- Colour White
- Table top material Lacquered microtextured MDF
- Base material Roto-moulded polyethylene
- Weight 96.6 kg
- Product ID: VC-BUD120TX-WHITE
The Spanish architect and designer Patricia Urquiola (b. 1961) lives and works in Milan. In 1991 Urquiola began working for the furniture company De Padova in Milan, where she also designed her first furnitures. Between the years 1996 and 2000 she was the manager of Lissoni Associati Design Group and in 2001 she opened her own studio in Milan, where she focuses on product design and architecture. Urquiola has won several design awards and done many projects with various design companies, for example Kartell and Alessi.
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