The Quadrille coffee tables by G Plan tell of a particular moment in British design of the 1960s, when furnishings began to be designed not only as static objects but as elements capable of adapting naturally to the different moments of domestic life. Their strength lies precisely in the possibility of transforming the configuration of the space through a simple gesture, always maintaining a strong formal coherence. Teak accompanies each element of the set with warm shades and well-defined grains that react to light in a soft and continuous way. When the tables are stacked, the design appears compact and tidy; once separated, the rhythm of the proportions and the construction quality that characterize the G Plan production of the period emerge. The lines remain clean and light, without superfluous decorative elements. It is the relationship between wood, proportions and functionality that builds the character of the project, allowing the tables to fit naturally into both contemporary interiors and more authentic Mid-Century environments. A set that represents very well the pragmatic and elegant approach of British design of the 1960s, where versatility and quality of materials coexist in perfect balance.
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SILVER Seller in Torino, Italia
