Designed by Marc Berthier in the 80s and revisited at the Salone del Mobile in Milan in 2010, Magis Teatro is a stunning rectangular table with adjustable height.
Historically the itinerant theaters such as the Commedia dell'Arte or that of Moliere were acting on the "piazza" on a "stage" made out of floorboards set on trestles, the Piccolo Teatro. The cavalletto Teatro is the Archetype of the adjustable trestle used with the drawing board by artists, architects, etc.
Marc Berthier redesigned it for Magis in the 80's, looking in its proportions for a structural and functional harmony for the use as a work table (seating and standing position), dinner table or console table.
It is made of solid beech wood combined with a tempered glass tabletop.
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Features
Materials: Solid beech / Tempered glass.
Dimensions Top: L 200 cm x l 90 cm x Thickness 1,5 cm.
Dimensions Legs: H 68 to 95 cm x L 66 cm x D 40 cm.
Designed by Marc Berthier in the 80s and revisited at the Salone del Mobile in Milan in 2010, Magis Teatro is a stunning rectangular table with adjustable height.
Historically the itinerant theaters such as the Commedia dell'Arte or that of Moliere were acting on the "piazza" on a "stage" made out of floorboards set on trestles, the Piccolo Teatro. The cavalletto Teatro is the Archetype of the adjustable trestle used with the drawing board by artists, architects, etc.
Marc Berthier redesigned it for Magis in the 80's, looking in its proportions for a structural and functional harmony for the use as a work table (seating and standing position), dinner table or console table.
It is made of solid beech wood combined with a tempered glass tabletop.
More Information
Features
Materials: Solid beech / Tempered glass.
Dimensions Top: L 200 cm x l 90 cm x Thickness 1,5 cm.
Dimensions Legs: H 68 to 95 cm x L 66 cm x D 40 cm.
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