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Teso Bookcase, by Renzo Piano 1989. Open-sided bookcase in float glass 2 meters high and 2.4 meters long. Chromed metal rods.
Read more ...At the end of the 80s, precisely in 1989, as his first time in the field of product design, the architect Renzo Piano created a collection of three unique products for FontanaArte using only one material in particular: glass. In this collection we find Teso Bookcase: bookcase open on the sides 2 meters high, 35 centimeters wide and 2.4 meters long. The predominant material - namely float glass - is the one that fully describes FontanaArte and precisely the one most used by the company. Overall, the 15mm thick glass plates that transform into uprights and shelves create a real monobloc, thanks to the high compression coefficient of the glass. From this compression also derives the name of the collection itself: Teso which in Italian means 'taut'. The supports used are chromed metal rods. The essential and elegant design of the Teso is represented by the clean and simple lines: this bookcase is perfect for any environment whether it is a work studio or a living area. Its classic touch that has now lasted for more than 30 years will give to all spaces distinction and good taste.
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Reference: F2720CO150TR20
Teso Console, by Renzo Piano 1989. Console open on both sides in float glass 82 high and 240 cm long. Chromed metal rods.