Table with base in rigid polyurethane available in lacquered finishing or covered with hand-spread materic finishes, as per price-list. Round or elliptical bases and tops. Tops of glass, ceramic, covered MDF or marble. Available in indoor and outdoor versions. “Lazy Susan” revolving tray centerpiece, upon request or integrated
flush with the top.
Clay
A new version of the iconic Clay table, designed to perfectly adapt to smaller spaces or the needs of the contract sector. With a reduced top size and a reproportioned structure, this table preserves the elegance and functionality that define the brand, while offering greater versatility in more compact settings. Craftsmanship and design come together to create a piece that combines style and practicality, adding a touch of refinement to any domestic or professional environment. Whether in a small city apartment or a dynamic workspace, this table stands out for its ability to merge aesthetic appeal and functionality without compromise.
The Amaranto wood finish expresses all the depth and richness of the material, engaging in a dialogue with the sculptural base through a balance of contrasts and harmonies. The natural grain and subtle nuances of the wood enhance the sensory perception of the table, offering a more domestic and refined interpretation of its essential design. An option that enriches the Clay collection, allowing the table to be customized with a selection of precious wood veneers, creating unique and welcoming spaces.
The natural veining and warm tones of the stone interact with the purity of the forms, giving the table a sculptural and luminous presence. This balance between material strength and visual lightness also finds expression through the many precious marbles available in the collection, each offering a unique interpretation of the Clay design — a dialogue between elegance, naturalness, and individuality.
In the Clay table, two cones of different shapes meet at their opposite vertices, defying gravity in a seemingly delicate yet perfectly balanced composition. In the oval version, this sculptural architecture evolves: the elliptical top and base expand the perception of proportion and introduce a new visual fluidity. A natural evolution of the original design, where the balance between solids and voids, strength and lightness, gives life to a table that turns geometric simplicity into timeless elegance.
The Clay table is also available with a Lazy Susan, an element that enhances its convivial spirit.
Offered either integrated flush with the tabletop or as a freestanding accessory, the Lazy Susan fits seamlessly into the table’s essential geometry, preserving its aesthetic and material continuity.
A functional detail that highlights Clay’s formal balance and broadens its possibilities of use, making every gathering around the table even more fluid and natural.
Product information
Height:
Top 74 cm
Dimensions:
Ø 82 cm
Ø 92 cm
Ø 102 cm
Ø 112 cm
Ø 122 cm
Height:
Ceramic Top 73,5 cm
Glass Top 73,5 cm
MDF Top 75,5 cm
Marble Top 74,5
Dimensions:
Ø 120 cm
Ø 140 cm
Ø 160 cm
Ø 180 cm
Ø 200 cm
Height:
Top 75,5 cm
Dimensions:
Ø 160 cm + Lazy Susan Ø 70
Ø 180 cm + Lazy Susan Ø 80
Ø 200 cm + Lazy Susan Ø 100
Height:
Ceramic Top 73,5 cm
Glass Top 73,5 cm
MDF Top 75,5 cm
Marble Top 74,5
Dimensions:
160 x 110 cm
180 x 120 cm
200 x 120 cm
218 x 120 cm
Marc
Krusin began his career in Italy where he worked at the heart of the
Milanese design scene for more than 13 years. He became Piero
Lissoni's right-hand-man and associate, leading all types of projects
from product to interior design for clients of international
reputation.
He
now has his own practice in London and continues consult and design
spaces and products for clients in several countries around the
world. Among these are Knoll and Desalto for whom he created Clay and
Mini-Clay, a range of tables which has become an iconic
piece
within the company’s catalogue.
In
addition to designing, Marc has taught and lectured at universities
in Europe and Australia and regularly speaks about his experience at
events and conferences.
www.marckrusin.com