Model 608 Taliesin Dining Table by Frank Lloyd Wright for Cassina, 1986

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"608 taliesin" dining table, designed in 1917 for kansas governor henry j. Allen, this dining table echoes the design of … Read more "608 taliesin" dining table, designed in 1917 for kansas governor henry j. Allen, this dining table echoes the design of frank lloyd wright's 1904 "barrel" chairs. Its supporting structure features four sculptural pillars with decorative linear details and trapezoidal feet. A panel of straight wooden columns connects the side pillars, while a central beam provides additional support. Precisely crafted elements create a commanding and substantial presence, while the elegant rectangular table top maintains a timeless and classic appeal, making it a standout piece for any dining space. Iconic dining table designed by frank lloyd wright and produced by cassina in 1986, part of the prestigious "cassina i maestri" collection dedicated to the great protagonists of 20th century architecture and design.

model 608 taliesin echoes the design principles of the american master: clean lines, solid structure, and harmonious proportions inspired by his organic vision of space. The rectangular top is supported by an architectural base reminiscent of his famous construction details, with an interplay of solids and voids that gives the table a sculptural character. Made of solid wood with a warm, natural finish, this piece embodies the wrightian philosophy of combining functionality and timeless aesthetics. An important table, not only because of its size, but especially because of its historical and collectible value, capable of embellishing contemporary and classic environments with a rigorous and authentic elegance.

height 73cm width 240 cm depth 100 cm this piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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