Lando Tibur Console Table
TIBUR CONSOLE TABLE
TIBUR CONSOLE TABLE
Designed by R&D LANDO
The simple lines leave space to sight and touch for a full taste of the matter.
DESIGNER
R&D LANDO
Designing a piece of furniture is about telling the connection between matter and form. The purity of the forms characterizes the designs LANDO that since 1976 produces furniture of excellent quality.
The technical department of LANDO is responsible for designing, designing and creating some of the design products proposed by the company.
Each dedicated team takes care of each of the steps that lead to the creation of a high quality artisanal product.
The passion for wood, linked to the artisan tradition, allows the creation of furniture elements with a linear design, capable of enhancing the beauty and peculiarities of the material. Each finish enhances the raw material, selected with particular attention to sustainability.
The production processes give life to furniture with a refined taste, made with dedication and attention to detail.
FEATURES
THE SCULPTURAL SUPPORTS
Tibur's Supporting Bases Are Sculpted By A Single Travertine Block: The Traditional Cross With Four Arms Emerges From The Stone Block, Revealing Its Natural Nuances, In Order To Offer A Stable Support To The Top.
THE ESSENCE OF THE TEXTURE
Selected and elaborated with care, the travertine is chosen on purpose because of its characteristic porous but powerful aspect, which is capable of intriguing and drawing attention by becoming the focus of the furnishing space.
INFORMATION
BRAND
Lando
PRODUCT TYPE
Table
LIMESTONE
Strong consistency of the limestone
STRUCTURE
Four-armed structure obtained from a single travertine block
DIMENSIONS
- A: 50 cm / 19.6 in
- B: 180 cm / 70.8 in
- H: 80 cm / 31.4 in
COLLECTION
Tibur
PRODUCTION
Made in Italy
DESIGNER
R&d Lando
QUANTITY
1
SHAPE
Round
MODERNITY
Furnishing element that unites tradition and modernity
FINISH
Matte Open-pore
DETAIL
With a strong inspiration from the Ancient Roman age, the console TIBUR unites tradition to a modernity that is unique in its genre. The clean design, included in the rigorous geometry of the round arches of the top and the four-armed elements of the base, takes life in the Tiburtine stone, better known as travertine, the particular limestone rock that saw its greatest application in architecture with the building of the Colosseum.
