AX
Geometric essentiality and linearity are the choices of a design language for the AX rectangular extendable dining table based on simplicity but also solidity, underlined by the sizeable base. The appeal of the material contrast between the top and the legs makes any decoration almost superfluous, enhancing the purity of the design and Bonaldo’s handcrafted excellence.
The juxtaposition of very different materials underlines the contemporary feel of the design: the legs are offered in painted metal of numerous colours or burnished finish; the top, both in the fixed and extendable versions, is available in wood or ceramic.
A console with the same name (AX Console) is also available for creating rooms with a coordinated style.
Data sheet
Width: 160cm
Depth: 90cm
Height: ± 75cm
Width: 180cm
Depth: 90cm
Height: ± 75cm
Width: 200cm
Depth: 100cm
Height: ± 75cm
Width: 220cm
Depth: 100cm
Height: ± 75cm
Width: 250cm
Depth: 100cm
Height: ± 75cm
Width: 300cm
Depth: 108cm
Height: ± 75cm
Width: 300cm
Depth: 120cm
Height: ± 75cm
Width: 200cm
Depth: 108cm
Height: ± 75cm
Width: 220cm
Depth: 110cm
Height: ± 75cm
Width: 250cm
Depth: 112cm
Height: ± 75cm
Width: 300cm
Depth: 120cm
Height: ± 75cm
Width: 160-240cm
Depth: 90cm
Height: ± 75cm
Width: 180-260cm
Depth: 90cm
Height: ± 75cm
Width: 200-300cm
Depth: 100cm
Height: ± 75cm
Finishes
- Walnut Canaletto
- Brushed natural oak
- American walnut
- American walnut
- Brushed natural oak
- Brushed Grey oak
- Brushed Grey oak
Riepilogo:Veneered woodWalnut Canaletto
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Gino Carollo
The collaboration between Gino Carollo and Bonaldo started at the beginning of 2000. It was founded on a shared outlook towards internationalization and industrial design, toward product design linked to engineering, to the meticulousness of the process that starts from the prototyping stage up to the realization of finished models. Some of the most popular products made for Bonaldo include the Fun bookshelf, the April, May and June shelving units and the AX table.
