Spectrum

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Piero Lissoni conceived Spectrum as a study in glass as structure and surface simultaneously. The low table takes the form of a shallow tub, its walls built by bonding laminated gl ass slabs at a precise 45-degree angle, a method that transforms the joint itself into part of the composition. The mirrored base reflects whatever material frames it above: sides may be specified in printed glass flutes, printed glass Quadretti, or glass bonded with Masaccio or Botticelli fabric. Transparent colored glass, available in twelve colors, introduces chromatic depth without obscuring the underlying geometry. Laminated glass construction bonded at 45 degrees Mirrored bottom with sides in printed, fabric-backed, or colored glass Twelve color options for the transparent colored glass Repositionable top surface in extralight or transparent colored glass The accompanying top surface, in extralight or colored glass, rests freely on the tub form and can be positioned as desired, giving the piece a quiet adaptability that suits both residential and contract environments. Show more