Table Albino Proposed by Horm

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It’s called Albino and is a table proposed by Horm avowedly inspired by the previous Cicognino manufactured by Cassina and designed by Franco Albini , which explains the name. This is an operation Ramak, As in the movies, but the result is like the ‘ original and can not but be pleased that a classic Italian design is also known by the young, because we are talking about a timeless object , after almost sixty contemporary ‘ years. A familiar object created by assembling a small round table and three rods forming a castle of support.
Albino has a metal frame , stands on three legs joined at the base by a circle and that tilt upward , one of which goes on the shelf support to support a wooden torch LED Lighting. The light source moves freely on the frame through magnetic coupling to illuminate what you want. Even the shelf, wood , is inseparable from the structure to use it as a tray . The structure is steel painted while the plan is wood MDF or veneered marrying the sophisticated tastes of Horm , three times a compass ‘s gold in ten years and celebrated by the 2010 Biennial Venazia. Available colors : white or black frame , black piano lacquer or matt white , walnut or beech bleached . L ‘ restyling of the young freelance designer Salvatore Indriolo , which collects premiums and recommendations for the design of various products with a wide knowledge of materials and innovative industrial processes that enables effective simplification style emphasizing the emotional aspect of design.