Reflex · Disegno

Dining tables Quartz 72

The Quartz 72 dining table by Reflex, with a restrained metal base and a graphic top, rectangular or octagonal.

The Quartz 72 dining table by the designer Riccardo Lucatello is marked by a strict geometric language and purity of proportion. The restrained metal base gives the structure stability, leaving the visual emphasis on the form and material of the top.

The metal base is finished in shades of bronze, brass, dark brass or titanium. The top can be rectangular or of an original octagonal shape and made of glass (including a version with a facet painted in a dark brass colour) or of the Marmoreflex and Legnoreflex composites.

DesignerRiccardo Lucatello
FactoryReflex, Biancade, Treviso
LineDisegno
SeriesQuartz
TypeDining tables
Materialsmetal, glass, Marmoreflex, Legnoreflex
Finishesbase: Bronze, Ottone, Ottone dark, Titanium; top: glass, Marmoreflex/Legnoreflex, ultra-clear glass with a facet (including one painted Ottone Dark)
StyleContemporary
RoomDining room, Living room
Studio noteThe octagonal configuration of the table is well suited to centrally planned interior solutions. We would place it in a dining room in a contemporary minimalist or Art Deco style.

Order through the studio

Factory terms, production control, delivery and assembly on site. We will send finishes and lead times for your project.

Request terms Price on request: depends on finish, size and exchange rate.

Why through the studio

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Selected by the studio

Out of hundreds of Italian factories we work with a few whose quality we have seen in our own houses. You do not compare — you choose.

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Studio terms

Direct factory conditions instead of showroom retail. The saving on furnishing often covers the interior project.

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One responsibility

Specification, order, factory control, delivery, customs and assembly on site — the studio, not you.

Selection & supply

Dining tables Quartz 72 for your house

Tell us about the house and the task — the architect will assemble a specification from the factories’ collections and name the studio terms.

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