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Scapin Collezioni NUCLIDE Coffee table
PRO
$7
Royalty free
| Platform: | 3dsMax 2015 + fbx |
| Render: |  Corona |
| Size: | 2 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Modern |
| Materials: | Stone |
| Formfactor: |
Published 25 January 2022
Dimensions:
104 -134 cm x 40 cm (H)
Ø: 120 cm
NUCLIDE is a coffee table with clear lines, clear graphics and large volumes. The expressive power of a tabletop is combined with a solid three-dimensional support.
Materials and finishes:
matt lacquered polyurethane base, marble and resin top
. artist Elena Salmistraro draws inspiration from the historical period between the 1940s and 1960s. In those years, the world was a victim of the Cold War and was afraid of an imminent nuclear catastrophe, but despite the frightening climate, the public found the strength to imagine a better future.
Bold and graphic forms associated with the fear of the atom were constantly repeated in the artistic expression of that time as a symbol of the common will to change the fate of people and conquer the all-consuming sense of fear.
The New Atomic Age Collection by Elena Salmistraro reflects this. neo-tribal and post-atomic symbols through precious inlays and innovative resin carvings on marble surfaces.
https://www.archiproducts.com/en/products/scapin-collezioni/marble-and-polyurethane-coffee-table-nuclide_565927
104 -134 cm x 40 cm (H)
Ø: 120 cm
NUCLIDE is a coffee table with clear lines, clear graphics and large volumes. The expressive power of a tabletop is combined with a solid three-dimensional support.
Materials and finishes:
matt lacquered polyurethane base, marble and resin top
. artist Elena Salmistraro draws inspiration from the historical period between the 1940s and 1960s. In those years, the world was a victim of the Cold War and was afraid of an imminent nuclear catastrophe, but despite the frightening climate, the public found the strength to imagine a better future.
Bold and graphic forms associated with the fear of the atom were constantly repeated in the artistic expression of that time as a symbol of the common will to change the fate of people and conquer the all-consuming sense of fear.
The New Atomic Age Collection by Elena Salmistraro reflects this. neo-tribal and post-atomic symbols through precious inlays and innovative resin carvings on marble surfaces.
https://www.archiproducts.com/en/products/scapin-collezioni/marble-and-polyurethane-coffee-table-nuclide_565927
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Scapin Collezioni NUCLIDE Coffee table
PRO
$7
Royalty free
15
| Platform: | 3dsMax 2015 + fbx |
| Render: | Corona |
| Size: | 2 MBNEW |
| Colors: | |
| Style: | Modern |
| Materials: | Stone |
| Formfactor: |
Published 25 January 2022
Dimensions:
104 -134 cm x 40 cm (H)
Ø: 120 cm
NUCLIDE is a coffee table with clear lines, clear graphics and large volumes. The expressive power of a tabletop is combined with a solid three-dimensional support.
Materials and finishes:
matt lacquered polyurethane base, marble and resin top
. artist Elena Salmistraro draws inspiration from the historical period between the 1940s and 1960s. In those years, the world was a victim of the Cold War and was afraid of an imminent nuclear catastrophe, but despite the frightening climate, the public found the strength to imagine a better future.
Bold and graphic forms associated with the fear of the atom were constantly repeated in the artistic expression of that time as a symbol of the common will to change the fate of people and conquer the all-consuming sense of fear.
The New Atomic Age Collection by Elena Salmistraro reflects this. neo-tribal and post-atomic symbols through precious inlays and innovative resin carvings on marble surfaces.
https://www.archiproducts.com/en/products/scapin-collezioni/marble-and-polyurethane-coffee-table-nuclide_565927
104 -134 cm x 40 cm (H)
Ø: 120 cm
NUCLIDE is a coffee table with clear lines, clear graphics and large volumes. The expressive power of a tabletop is combined with a solid three-dimensional support.
Materials and finishes:
matt lacquered polyurethane base, marble and resin top
. artist Elena Salmistraro draws inspiration from the historical period between the 1940s and 1960s. In those years, the world was a victim of the Cold War and was afraid of an imminent nuclear catastrophe, but despite the frightening climate, the public found the strength to imagine a better future.
Bold and graphic forms associated with the fear of the atom were constantly repeated in the artistic expression of that time as a symbol of the common will to change the fate of people and conquer the all-consuming sense of fear.
The New Atomic Age Collection by Elena Salmistraro reflects this. neo-tribal and post-atomic symbols through precious inlays and innovative resin carvings on marble surfaces.
https://www.archiproducts.com/en/products/scapin-collezioni/marble-and-polyurethane-coffee-table-nuclide_565927
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