Kristalia - Oops D140 extending table with painted base

Oops is an extending table with aluminum base and lacquered top 50 mm thick that from round becomes ellipsoidal. An impeccable table from a technical point of view, both closed and open, for aesthetics and solidity.

The legs are cast aluminum with brushing or painting and are combined at will with the laminate top, Fenix-NTM® or veneered in essence.

Monica Graffeo

Born in 1973 in Pordenone. She attended a classical experimental high school, and after that the Italian Design School of Padova (graduated in 1995, specialization in 1996). SHE began working first in collaboration with Fausto Boscariol and afterwards with Gabriele Centazzo of Valcucine. In 1998 she launched my free-lance activity and my relationship with Kristalia. Since 1996 she has been working with the Italian Design School of Padova, first as a master’s assistant and for the last four years as an instructor of research methods. In 2001, for the Italian Design series, a stamp was published showing a Free chair, produced by Kristalia in 2001. In 2003 the Boum seating system, produced by Kristalia in 2002, received the 2003 Young&Design award. On July of 2003 she took part in a Summer Section in Industrial Design at the Domus Accademy, while in September of 2003 she displayed by designs at the exposition Donna&Design at the Pesaro furniture trade fair. In 2004 she debuted at the satellite exposition with 806D, friends design team, and the chair Mints, produced by Arflex International in 2004, for which she received the Young & Design 2004 second prize.

Kristalia

Kristalia was founded in 1994 by the ingenuity of two Friulian entrepreneurs, united by their passion for design and jazz, they discovered completely new areas for design, in which they expressed local excellence. A few years later, Kristalia was already a landmark in Italy and beyond. At the outset of the 21st century the company made the history of extending tables. In the second decade of the century it became one of the design firms that particularly attracted designers. A few years ago it also opened up to the world of hospitality contract supplies. Nowadays, once sceptical contractors are the first to contact Kristalia to develop new ideas. Their goal is to be an example of high industrial craftsmanship, to show how technology and creativity could accompany made in Italy into the new millennium. Brand recognized internationally for its innovative designs and the light and essential sign of its furniture.