Todd Bracher approaches furniture as a question of continuity. With Tod, the base does not simply support the surface - it grows into it, the two resolved as a single uninterrupted gesture in glossy lacquered polypropylene. The result is a side table that reads as sculpture without sacrificing function. Rotational molding allows the form to be hollow, lightweight, and precisely consistent in wall thickness throughout. This process, more common in industrial design than furniture, gives Tod its characteristic fluidity: curves that could not be achieved through conventional casting or fabrication. The surface catches light evenly, and the lacquered finish lends a quiet presence that shifts with the room's atmosphere. Material: glossy lacquered polypropylene Construction: rotational molding Suited to sofas, lounge chairs, beds, and reading corners Available in a range of refined colorways Todd Bracher is an American designer whose practice spans furniture, product, and spatial design, with work produced by leading European manufacturers. His collaboration with Zanotta reflects a shared commitment to form that is considered rather than decorative.
