SERTÃO
dining table
LIMITED EDITION
Tiago Curioni x Raphael Pangilinan
description
Inspired by the lightness and subtlety of the iconic sculptures' shapes of the artist Raphael Pangilinan, Sertão dining table was realized with a focus on the free and loose design of the arid and cracked Brazilian soil of Sertão.
The light structure in polished stainless steel supports the large marble tops, which seem to float freely and independently, since they can be grouped in different ways, for a refined and resolutely contemporary impact.
MATERIALS
Structure | Polished stainless steel
Top | Carrara marble and Neromarquina marble
DIMENSIONS
Width 550 cm | 216.5 in
Depth 150 cm | 59 in
Height 75 cm | 29.5 in
THE DESIGNER
Tiago Curioni
Award design studio based in São Paulo with a branch in the city of Porto, Curioni specialized in furniture, lighting products, and consumer goods for different segments.
Believing in products without borders, he creates rational and accurate designs with the elimination of excesses to translate the truth behind each material used.
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INTRODUCING
tiago curioni x raphael pangilinan
COLLABORATION
Introducing Tiago Curioni x Raphael Pangilinan collaboration
The São Paulo - based design studio Curioni, distinguishable by the high perceived value and socio-environmental responsibility, meets the Filipino -born French artist Raphael Pangilinan, to imagine the new exclusive Behspoke dining table collection, influenced by the artistic world of the artist.
RAPHAEL PANGILINAN
Raphael Pangilinan is a Filipino-born French artist. His extensive background in architecture, design, and interior finishing gives the artist the ability to integrate unique concepts into his work. Raphael’s work delves into conceptualizing and producing original pieces by incorporating the use of indigenous and modern materials, with other natural resources. His current series, DISTORTED, was conceived during the artist’s darkest moments. Characterized by flawed and distorted shapes, each piece serves as a visual to his aphotic reflection. Raphael's artworks take a momentary step back from the normal perfect shapes, to draw out visual and eclectic emotional responses through varying levels of illumination.
Perhaps nothing is as significant to Brazil's national identity as Sertão.
The dry forests of the hilly uplands support carnauba and babassu palms and such plants as the cactus, the rock rose, and the rhododendron.
This semi-arid landscape, largely covered with caatingas, evokes images of resilience and hope.
THE STORY BEHIND
