Driade
Frate Table
Price starting from € 2.800,00*
*Price valid for the version in W.130 x D.80 cm with beam in W.130 cm in beechwood, top in glass and frame in black anthracite varnished steel (cod. D40968H345B08).
A strong piece of furniture, with a personal and self-confident cut, capable of encompassing the taste of our time thanks to the use of decisive lines. Frate is a table by Driade produced in collaboration with Enzo Mari. It is part of a collection of the same name that stands out for the various tops made of transparent glass and supports in metal profiles. The original design dates back to 1973, but Driade has been able to keep this model alive and always current, making it one of the great icons of the brand today.
Available in several sizes
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A real cult brand of Italian design, Driade presents itself as an aesthetic laboratory with an eclectic, varied and often extravagant style, always ready to support the ideas and creativity of young designers from all over the world. This forward-looking strategy has been carried out since the company was founded by Enrico Astori, assisted by Antonia Astori for design and architecture and Adelaide Acerbi for visual communication This strategy has allowed the company to launch signatures for become great stars of the design world, including the French Philippe Starck.Read more
Designed by
Enzo Mari
Enzo Mari (1932-2020) was for more than half a century one of the most important counter-current voices in the panorama of Italian design. Contrary to many other great designers of his generation, who were primarily architects, Mari came to design from the world of art. In fact, in his youth he was an important exponent of the Kinetic Art movement, from which he recovers the idea that the user - of a work or of a project - must not limit himself to passively accept what the author decided for him, but must do participating in a kind of co-creation. Hence his attention to the world of toys and the creation of unusual performance products such as his Proposal for a self-design, which involves the buyer in the assembly and creation of the furniture. Even his most conventional projects reveal themselves to be supported by a strong ideological structure, permeated with a rigorous simplicity of an almost Franciscan matrix. Among his most important collaborations, those with the Milanese company Danese, which accompanied his first steps as a designer, and with brands such as Zanotta and Driade.Read more