The name and the design of the table makes us immediately guess the name of the artist to whom it is dedicated: Piet Mondrian. The material chosen is Pentelico, a fine-grained marble, particularly opaque when at its rough state, used in ancient Greece for statues and architecture.
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Cleto Munari, in homage to the Dutch painter, wanted to give a rational, geometric and mathematical interpretation to the furnishing element. Simplicity elevated to power.
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Piet By Cleto Munari
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The clear, polished and brushed appearance of the surface, the arrangement of the rectangles with the inserts of polychrome slabs and the four supports at the base, make this table a contemporary work. A table-sculpture suitable for large spaces and bright environments of modern taste, as well as contrast in historical contexts in which stone has always been present.