BILBAO GLASS TABLE

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The Bilbao Glass Dining Table by Cattelan Italia is a contemporary dining table with a bold Brutalist character, featuring four sculptural cement legs with crescent-shaped profiles and a transparent glass top. Its textured cement base, geometric metal cross-brace and distinctive disc-shaped supports create a striking contrast between raw materials and refined detailing while keeping the overall design visually open. It suits contemporary homes, luxury villas, and professionally designed dining and hospitality interiors in Cyprus.

Description

Bilbao Glass Dining Table by Cattelan Italia

The contemporary furniture piece known as the Bilbao Glass Dining Table by Cattelan Italia features a strong Brutalist style, uniting sculptural cement legs with the transparency of a glass top. Its base consists of four cement pillars having a particular crescent-shaped profile, these being joined together by a metal cross-brace which gives the piece an industrial and geometric character. The gently hollowed contours of the cement stand in contrast to the precision of the metal structure, producing a striking balance between substantial mass and a light appearance. The natural air bubbles in the cement contribute to the texture and give the item a unique character, emphasizing its artisanal finish.

Why it works in the room

Bilbao makes the dining table a significant architectural feature rather than just a functional surface; the transparent glass top ensures that the sculptural base is completely visible so that one can see its strange shapes and structural details from all sides. Four disc-shaped supports seem to float below the table top, giving the piece a special finish. The use of cement, metal and glass suits restrained furnishings, textured upholstery and modern lighting, enabling the materials to produce visual interest without requiring too much decoration.

For Cyprus interiors

Bilbao provides a more expressive contrast to the natural stone, plastered walls and warm timber which are commonly seen in modern Mediterranean architecture. The use of cement gives the buildings an industrial look that matches well with minimalist villas, large apartments and types of interior design that highlight raw materials. At the same time, the transparent top gives the impression of openness and so the table is appropriate for dining rooms in which the surrounding architecture should be given equal consideration. Bilbao is also a attractive option for design-oriented hospitality venues that want furniture with a clear material identity and a distinct handcrafted finish.

Product information

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