Ceccotticollezioni Croix De Bois Table

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CROIX DE BOIS TABLE

CROIX DE BOIS TABLE

Designed by DRAW Studio

From a meeting between the traditional originality of Ceccotti Collezioni and the contemporary simplicity of form comes Croix de Bois. DRAW Studio reinterpreted the archetypal coffee table in 2014, transforming it into a sculpted object.

Its most distinctive feature is the solid American walnut base whose structure is only complex on the surface. In fact, it is made from a single piece repeated six times.

The pieces are assembled and carefully smoothed by hand to form the three legs. Croix de Bois confirms how refined aesthetics and top-quality artisanship are two of the fundamental cornerstones of the Ceccotti Collezioni style.

Available in different sizes and heights, the side table can be used in both the living room and the bedroom. The top is in transparent, burnished or smoked 10 mm tempered glass, or in burnished brass. A marble top is also available for the medium and tall versions of the side table.

DESIGNER

DRAW STUDIO

DRAW is a Studio founded by Luca Martorano and Mattia Albicini based in Tuscany and South Tyrol.

But it is also a concept, a brand defined around their vision of design. Their values aim at production quality, functionality, expressiveness and a composed, measured elegance.

From the very beginning their functional vision of design aimed at balancing technique and style, tradition and innovation, equally led them to coordinate projects in a wide range of fields, searching in their own country and abroad for production excellence that combine construction skills, dedication to tradition, willingness to experiment, and quality in the communication of their values.

They work constantly alongside the production, they like to observe how a material is transformed into an object, they care about how this is done and by whom it is done, trying to grasp the secrets and appreciating the imperfection of their manual work.

They prefer authentic materials and pure volumes, paying extreme attention to details and leaving them the role of protagonists.

Moved by a passion for Italian authors of the second half of the 20th century, in their work, they show citations of the classics of the past, and love the pieces that reveal traces of that memory

DRAW is a container of projects and production experiences that are very different from each other. Despite the great differences, each work is united by the depth of research, the utmost care for the final result, the attention to the relationship between the people involved, and undoubtedly, from the first sketches to the final result, they are all fueled by a passion for drawing.