Offset
Designers
- Francesco Meda
- David Lopez Quincoces
Year
2022-2023
Designed by the creative duo formed by Francesco Meda and David Lopez Quincoce, the Offset table stands out for its minimal and essential design that effortlessly adapts to a variety of contexts and styles. Its solid yet simple structure creates a sense of visual lightness, while the wide range of sizes and elegant finishes in back-painted glass and reconstructed stone make it highly versatile, enabling it to meet a wide variety of indoor and outdoor needs. Whether placed in an office or used as a workstation, Offset lends a sophisticated touch to rooms. The possibility of disassembling its components and the fully recyclable materials make the collection in line with market requirements.
Frame
Perimetral structure and legs (Ø40 mm) in extruded aluminium, matt painted or brushed anodized aluminium finish. Legs, with internal steel structural tie-rod only for lengths over 260 cm.
100% recyclable.
Glass top
Recessed top, 8 mm thick, in back-painted tempered glass.
Reconstructed stone top
Recessed top, 9 mm thick, consisting of sandblasted and tempered glass slats with a spatulated reconstructed stone finish. The textured finish is obtained from a blend of mineral powders that have been micronised and mixed with liquid acrylic and water-based products. It is manually applied with a palette knife across the entire surface, with a material thickness of approximately 1.5 mm.
Note: visual irregularities, nuances, a lack of uniformity of both surface and material colour are deemed traits of value and uniqueness.
Top
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Glass
Finishes
Lacquered glass white X139
Lacquered glass black X012
Lacquered glass dune X141
Lacquered glass burgundy X142
Lacquered glass english green X143
Lacquered glass navy blue X144
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Reconstructed stone
Finishes
Reconstructed stone Serena X084
Reconstructed stone white calce X131
Reconstructed stone black slate X132
Reconstructed stone yellow onyx X133
Reconstructed stone pink onyx X134
Reconstructed stone red brick X160
Reconstructed stone sage green X161
3DM
3DS
OBJ
Assembly instructions
Gallery
How it's made
Designer
Francesco Meda
Francesco Meda is a Milanese designer. After working in the studios of Sebastian Bergne and Ross Lovegrove in London, he returned to Milan in 2008, where he collaborated with his father, Alberto Meda, on significant projects for furniture firms. At the same time, he developed personal projects in art and design, collaborating with various galleries and international companies. His projects have received prestigious awards, including the Compasso d’Oro.
Francesco Meda is a Milanese designer. After working in the studios of Sebastian Bergne and Ross Lovegrove in London, he returned to Milan in 2008, where he collaborated with his father, Alberto Meda, on significant projects for furniture firms. At the same time, he developed personal projects in art and design, collaborating with various galleries and international companies. His projects have received prestigious awards, including the Compasso d’Oro.
Designer
David Lopez Quincoces
David Lopez Quincoces was born in Madrid in 1980, where he graduated in Art from the Complutense University. After a Master’s degree in Interior Design at Politecnico di Milano, he began collaborating with Piero Lissoni's studio, working on various interior design and architecture projects. In 2007, he founded his own studio, Quincoces-Dragò & Partners, with offices in Madrid and Milan.
David Lopez Quincoces was born in Madrid in 1980, where he graduated in Art from the Complutense University. After a Master’s degree in Interior Design at Politecnico di Milano, he began collaborating with Piero Lissoni's studio, working on various interior design and architecture projects. In 2007, he founded his own studio, Quincoces-Dragò & Partners, with offices in Madrid and Milan.
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