Quaderna Table by Zanotta, 1970s — 126 × 126 cm
This vintage Quaderna table from the 1970s is one of the most recognisable designs produced by Zanotta. Part of the iconic Quaderna series created by the Italian radical design collective Superstudio, it reflects their vision of pure geometry, endless grids and architecture as a continuous, utopian landscape. The table’s distinctive square pattern is not decorative; it is the visual language that defined Superstudio’s work and helped shape the Radical Design movement of the late 1960s and 70s.
With its 126 × 126 cm surface, this piece functions beautifully as a dining table, desk or statement centrepiece. It remains in good vintage condition, showing light signs of use in line with its age, which adds to the authenticity of the piece.
A rare opportunity to own an important example of Italian radical design, both sculptural and functional, and still as striking today as when it was first conceived.
Quaderna Table by Zanotta, 1970s — 126 × 126 cm
This vintage Quaderna table from the 1970s is one of the most recognisable designs produced by Zanotta. Part of the iconic Quaderna series created by the Italian radical design collective Superstudio, it reflects their vision of pure geometry, endless grids and architecture as a continuous, utopian landscape. The table’s distinctive square pattern is not decorative; it is the visual language that defined Superstudio’s work and helped shape the Radical Design movement of the late 1960s and 70s.
With its 126 × 126 cm surface, this piece functions beautifully as a dining table, desk or statement centrepiece. It remains in good vintage condition, showing light signs of use in line with its age, which adds to the authenticity of the piece.
A rare opportunity to own an important example of Italian radical design, both sculptural and functional, and still as striking today as when it was first conceived.
