Lago Low Table by Iterare Arquitectos is an object conceived as a free gesture

The Lago low table is an object of craftsmanship, completely created by hand by artisans, reuniting some of the essential construction guilds of the field. It was designed by the Spanish Valencia-based architecture office Iterare Arquitectos. 

Masons and smiths are the true makers of the piece and their skills are key to the success of the design.

Lago is a basic object conceived as a free unattainable gesture contained in the stone. A piece of great geometric complexity which formal restrain is, however, at its design basis.

Its curves put a stop to a material that otherwise would extend further out of the limits, thus creating the impression of stillness.

Natural stones and stainless steel are the only elements of a piece that tackles the, at first glance, conflict between the essential and its formal complexity.

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Facts & Credits

Type  Furniture Design
Designer   Iterare Arquitectos
Material   Natural stones and stainless steel
Year  2019
Photography  David Zarzoso

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