Versatile 1970s table, attributed in style to De Pas, D’Urbino & Lomazzi, and likely produced by Acerbis (undocumented). This piece features a distinctive architectural trestle base in solid beech with geometric and sculptural detailing — a hallmark of Italian radical design from the period.
The tabletop is reversible, with white laminate on one side and black laminate on the other, allowing it to be switched according to preference or setting. This clever design feature adds functionality and visual versatility.
This table can be used as a writing desk, dining table, or studio table, making it both stylish and practical.
Condition: good vintage, with light wear consistent with age and a small repair/damage to one corner (see photos).
Dimensions:
* Height: 73 cm
* Length: 160 cm
* Width: 80 cm
A beautiful and characterful example of Italian 1970s design, combining playfulness, craftsmanship, and adaptability — perfect for collectors or design enthusiasts.
Versatile 1970s table, attributed in style to De Pas, D’Urbino & Lomazzi, and likely produced by Acerbis (undocumented). This piece features a distinctive architectural trestle base in solid beech with geometric and sculptural detailing — a hallmark of Italian radical design from the period.
The tabletop is reversible, with white laminate on one side and black laminate on the other, allowing it to be switched according to preference or setting. This clever design feature adds functionality and visual versatility.
This table can be used as a writing desk, dining table, or studio table, making it both stylish and practical.
Condition: good vintage, with light wear consistent with age and a small repair/damage to one corner (see photos).
Dimensions:
* Height: 73 cm
* Length: 160 cm
* Width: 80 cm
A beautiful and characterful example of Italian 1970s design, combining playfulness, craftsmanship, and adaptability — perfect for collectors or design enthusiasts.
