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Fill the Gap Coffee Table by Roberta Rampazzo
Fill the Gap Coffee Table by Roberta Rampazzo
Fill the Gap Coffee Table by Roberta Rampazzo
Fill the Gap Coffee Table by Roberta Rampazzo
Fill the Gap Coffee Table by Roberta Rampazzo

Roberta Rampazzo

Bronze Furniture Design · 2022

Fill the Gap Coffee Table

by Roberta Rampazzo

  • A' Design Award 2022 Bronze Winner in Furniture Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2022
  • CLIENT: Roberta Rampazzo
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 13,418
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About Fill the Gap Coffee Table

The table was designed to break the cold aspect of marble and bring an extra element, chosen by the user, who is invited to fill the gap with what is most important to him. It can be with books, flowers, with personal objects. With a contemporary and minimalist design but without leaving the emotion behind the designer always applies to her products. It shouldn't be forgotten that marble is a natural stone but is not always associated with nature and for this reason the designer used some flowers on it, enhancing this warm and natural look.

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Unique Properties
Inspired by nature the table aims to break the coldness of marble and bring an extra element, chosen by the user, who is invited to fill the gap with something very special. It can be with books, flowers, or a personal object.

The design is modern and minimalist without leaving behind the emotional side that the designer always applies to her products. The table also plays with nature.
Dimensions & Packaging
Width 1200 mm x Depth 1200 mm x Height 350 mm or Width 600 mm x Depth 600 mm x Height 600 mm
Tags
marble, table, emotional design, stone, natural, coffee table
Production Technology
The marble plaques and the acrylic optional vase were cut at a forty five degrees angle and glued for non-division marks. The designer created a table to minimize the production process.
Design Challenge
The table was designed to show the marble with different aspects, such as not as a cold material and not the usual use. the designer also added some emotional and natural elements to the project.
Project Duration
The project started in January 2022 in Sao Paulo and finished in March 2022
Operation Flow
The marble was cut in angle for a better finishing and glued.
Research
The research was carried out on what would be the best way to place the optional vase for the flowers, how it would affect and what the best material would be.
Inspiration
The inspiration was nature, as marble is a natural stone but many times it is only used as wall or floor covering. The designer wants to show a new perspective and bring a natural and emotional element to its design. She proposes to put some flowers in the optional acrylic vase but the user is invited to choose what fits better.
Image Credits
All images: Render by Saito

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