SCHWOB
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Designed by Angelo Mangiarotti
The Schwob Table by Angelo Mangiarotti is a low sculptural table that brings together natural stone and polished metal in a distinctly architectural composition. Designed in Italy, the table features a substantial travertine surface paired with polished anodized aluminum, creating a contrast between the warm, textured character of stone and the precise finish of metal.
With its exceptionally low 5 1/8-inch height and square 39 3/8-inch profile, the Schwob Table presents a strong horizontal form that sits close to the floor. The proportions give the piece a grounded, monolithic presence, while the combination of travertine and aluminum introduces variation in texture and reflectivity.
The Schwob reflects Mangiarotti’s interest in reducing furniture to its essential elements while allowing material and construction to define the object. The natural variation of travertine makes each table distinctive, while the polished anodized aluminum introduces a refined contemporary detail. Its sculptural character makes it suitable for modern living spaces, galleries, hospitality interiors, and other design-focused environments.
As a piece of Italian modern furniture, the Schwob Table demonstrates Mangiarotti’s ability to transform fundamental materials and simple geometry into collectible contemporary design.
Technical Information
L 39 3/8" (100 cm)
D 39 3/8" (100 cm)
H 5 1/8" (13 cm)
Brand
Agapecasa is an Italian design brand dedicated to the production and preservation of influential works from the history of modern Italian design. The brand brings together design research, Italian craftsmanship, and contemporary manufacturing to produce furniture and objects by internationally recognized designers.
Agapecasa is particularly known for its collaboration with the estate and archive of Angelo Mangiarotti, bringing his innovative furniture designs to contemporary interiors. His work is characterized by an understanding of material, proportion, structure, and construction, with designs that reveal how furniture can be assembled through intelligent and often unconventional systems. The Agapecasa collection continues this approach through carefully produced pieces for contemporary residential, hospitality, and architectural environments.
SCHWOB
—
Designed by Angelo Mangiarotti
The Schwob Table by Angelo Mangiarotti is a low sculptural table that brings together natural stone and polished metal in a distinctly architectural composition. Designed in Italy, the table features a substantial travertine surface paired with polished anodized aluminum, creating a contrast between the warm, textured character of stone and the precise finish of metal.
With its exceptionally low 5 1/8-inch height and square 39 3/8-inch profile, the Schwob Table presents a strong horizontal form that sits close to the floor. The proportions give the piece a grounded, monolithic presence, while the combination of travertine and aluminum introduces variation in texture and reflectivity.
The Schwob reflects Mangiarotti’s interest in reducing furniture to its essential elements while allowing material and construction to define the object. The natural variation of travertine makes each table distinctive, while the polished anodized aluminum introduces a refined contemporary detail. Its sculptural character makes it suitable for modern living spaces, galleries, hospitality interiors, and other design-focused environments.
As a piece of Italian modern furniture, the Schwob Table demonstrates Mangiarotti’s ability to transform fundamental materials and simple geometry into collectible contemporary design.
Technical Information
L 39 3/8" (100 cm)
D 39 3/8" (100 cm)
H 5 1/8" (13 cm)
Brand
Agapecasa is an Italian design brand dedicated to the production and preservation of influential works from the history of modern Italian design. The brand brings together design research, Italian craftsmanship, and contemporary manufacturing to produce furniture and objects by internationally recognized designers.
Agapecasa is particularly known for its collaboration with the estate and archive of Angelo Mangiarotti, bringing his innovative furniture designs to contemporary interiors. His work is characterized by an understanding of material, proportion, structure, and construction, with designs that reveal how furniture can be assembled through intelligent and often unconventional systems. The Agapecasa collection continues this approach through carefully produced pieces for contemporary residential, hospitality, and architectural environments.
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