Alessandro Mendini 1, Alfredo Häberli 3, Álvaro Siza 1, Antoine et Manuel 1, Antoni Gaudí 17, Arquitectura-G 1, Cristian Zuzunaga 1, Doshi Levien 1, Eduard Samsó 1, Ettore Sottsass 3, Eugeni Quitllet 2, Färg & Blanche 1, Isabel Gamero 1, Jaime Hayon 33, Jordi Badia 1, Jordi Pérez 1, Josep Maria Jujol 1, Klas Ernflo 5, Konstantin Grcic 7, Lluís Clotet 5, Muller Van Severen 6, Oscar Tusquets 20, Otto Canalda 2, Pepe Cortés 7, Ramón Úbeda 1, Ronan Bouroullec 9, Sabine Marcelis 1, Salvador Dalí 11, Serban Ionescu 4, Stephen Burks 2, Willo Perron 1, Xavier Mañosa 1
METTSASS
Item added to your Cart successfully!
Color
$0
Not available
METTSASS
$0
Not available
The Mettsass is a big, red moment in a room. Ettore Sottsass designed the table with a confident shape and bright colour. It is bold and powerful. It is constantly new.
The Italian architect, industrial designer, innovator and artist Ettore Sottsass designed the Mettsass table for BD in 1972, nearly a decade before co-founding the Memphis movement, which shifted modern design forever. He was always one to experiment, and his preoccupation with nonconformity defined the architecture of the Mettsass with flat sheets of steel, a vibrant coat of red, and a cultivation of aesthetics and emotion. The colour and geometry are bold and conspicuous, far from the Bauhaus minimalism of the era. Reissued in 2012 and still in production today, the Mettsass remains functional but has a sensory dimension that is traditionally inaccessible. It works as a table and sits like a giant gem.
Dimensions and technical drawing
Materials and finishes
Mettsass table is made of flat sheets of steel, painted in red RAL 3001. The glass is painted in the same colour as the structure.
Dimensions and technical drawing
Materials and finishes
Mettsass table is made of flat sheets of steel, painted in red RAL 3001. The glass is painted in the same colour as the structure.
Are you a professional?
CLOSE
Subscribe to our mailing list