Heron

design : F. Rota

Heron, table top in LVS693, structure ME002

Heron, table tops COP554, structures ME002

Side tables with different dimensions and heights.

Structure: AISI 304 stainless steel, matt varnished in avorio or grafite colour or gloss varnished (reference colours: Mano Lucida wood sample collection), plastic spacers.

Top:
– Venice
– Luce
– Graniglia
– Lias.

The Luce tops are made and finished by hand with exclusive colours by Nicolò Morales.

Notes:
The tops of Heron are made by hand with natural materials, which react unpredictably to crafts production processes. Their surface can feature thickness differences, little marks, striping, little variations of colour tone and solidity. These characteristics are linked to the very nature of the materials and are considered qualities able to make each top unique and different from any other.

The tops in Venice are treated to be water and oil repellent and wax polished, to make them suitable for an outdoor use.

Graniglia and Lias are outdoor surfaces that are produced with a mix of limestone and clay and can be without decoration (Graniglia) or decorated with a modern micro-mosaic (Lias).

Heron side table code B45Q can be used also in compositions created with Orlando seating elements.

This product can be used also in interior environments.

We advise to use a Winter Set protection cover.

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Heron, Venice table tops COP552, structures ME021

Heron, table tops by Nicolò Morales, Luce LVS523, structures ME002

Characteristics

The tops in Luce are produced by hand-enameling lava stone or stoneware slabs depending on the design requirements as far as thickness and colour quality are concerned. Colours remain transparent and bright and allow perceiving, though their shades, the porosity and imperfections of the base. The surface of the tops in Luce may have differences in thickness, small spots, streaks, shading, slight variations in the tone and consistency of the colours. These particularities give character to the product and are qualities able of making each top unique and different from any other.

The tops in Venice are made by mixing natural materials, oxides and binders. The superficial finish, made entirely by hand, undergoes several smoothing phases, an oil and water repellent treatment and a wax polishing. A typical feature of Venice is the presence on the surface of dots of various dimensions. These light-coloured spots, which can appear even after some time and which are visible above all on darker shades, are due to the mix of natural inert components, which are an integral part of the mixture and which may also contain traces of limestone. The unpredictability of the Venice production result makes each top unique and unrepeatable.