This vintage travertine console table, inspired by the style of Carlo Scarpa from the 1970s, presents a striking architectural composition. The base is crafted from solid travertine in a warm, light beige tone, featuring subtle natural veining characteristic of this stone. The matte, slightly textured finish highlights visible pores and organic irregularities, lending the piece depth and authenticity. The base is constructed from several vertical slabs arranged in a stepped, geometric formation, creating a sculptural rhythm reminiscent of brutalist and modernist influences. The proportions are carefully balanced—height 74 cm, width 110 cm, depth 40 cm. The tabletop is a thick, rectangular sheet of clear glass with polished edges, supported by discreet spacers that allow the intricate travertine base to remain the focal point and lend the composition a sense of lightness. The console is preserved in very good condition, with no visible chips, cracks, or significant signs of wear on either the stone or the glass. All elements remain original and authentic. This console echoes the voice of late Italian modernism: the geometric travertine base recalls Scarpa’s monumental works, where stone becomes structure rather than mere material. It is a piece that does not conceal its weight—instead, it asserts it as a virtue. The matte surface of the travertine and the transparency of the glass interact with light, establishing a subtle dialogue between solidity and lightness. Each slab of stone seems to narrate a story of an era when nature and architecture met on common ground. The console can be placed in a living room or hallway, where the natural pattern of travertine becomes the
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Height74 cm
Width40 cm
Length110 cm
Dimension details
Length110 cm
Height74 cm
Width40 cm
Weight100 kg
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