This coffee table is an original design by Giovanni Ausenda, Guido Baldo Grossi, and Gianni Gavioli for the Italian company Ny Form, dating back to the 1970s. Known as the Shilling's model, this piece represents an icon of Italian design of the time, characterized by rigorous geometric lines and a bold aesthetic. The structure is made of polished steel profiles that frame a smoked mirror top, lending depth and a sophisticated interplay of reflections. The design is distinguished by the square central compartment, originally conceived as a planter or display space. The low yet wide proportions, measuring 120 centimeters on each side and 23 centimeters high, reflect the designers' architectural approach and the documented production date of 1973. The table is in good overall condition, retaining its original charm and patina. The mirrored surface and metal profiles maintain their structural integrity, a testament to the quality of Italian craftsmanship. Ideal for enhancing a contemporary living area or an eclectic-style living room. Its sculptural presence makes it the perfect centerpiece, capable of harmoniously combining with minimalist-design seats or low-profile sofas.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsGrey, SilverMaterialGlass, Metal, Polished steelNumber of items1Height23 cmWidth120 cmDepth120 cmSigns of usageScratches, Chipped, usagesign-corneredge-wear