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Abra Extendable Coffee Table

Abra Extendable Coffee Table

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Product: Abra Extendable Coffee Table

The Abra Coffee Table brings contemporary versatility to the living space with its innovative extensible design and sculptural elegance. Defined by synchronized revolving tops, it effortlessly transforms its shape to adapt to different settings, offering both functional flexibility and striking visual appeal.

Expertly crafted with a robust painted or galvanized steel base and supports, Abra showcases a refined architectural presence while ensuring lasting stability. Its concealed rotating mechanism allows the glass tops to move in perfect synchronization, creating a seamless extension that enhances both usability and design.

Available with either sophisticated glass or premium ceramic tops, the Abra Coffee Table offers a selection of refined finishes to complement a wide range of modern interiors. Balancing innovation, craftsmanship, and timeless style, Abra is a distinctive centerpiece designed for contemporary living.

Origin: Italy

Arnaldo Gamba & Leila Guerra

In 1973, designer Arnaldo Gamba and architect Leila Guerra—initially his student and later his professional partner—established G. Studio Associates. Together, they designed a wide range of furniture and home furnishing products for leading manufacturers, earning recognition for their innovative and functional approach to design.

Their work has received numerous accolades and has been selected for prestigious design exhibitions and competitions in Italy and internationally, including Young and Design, Forum Design, Tecnohotel 1992 First Prize, Casa Idea Award, and Triveneto Design Selection. Several of their creations have also been featured in the collections of renowned institutions such as the Victoria and Albert Museum in London and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago.

Alongside his design career, Arnaldo Gamba cultivated a lifelong passion for the visual arts, pursuing painting privately between 1978 and 1998. This artistic pursuit became an integral part of his professional journey in 1998 when he began collaborating with Roncato, further enriching his multidisciplinary approach to design.

  • Closed: 31.5" Ø x 15.7" H (80 cm Ø x 40 cm H)
  • Opened: 50.4" L x 15.7" H (128 cm L x 40 cm H)
  • Glass
  • Ceramic
  • Painted Steel
  • Chrome

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