Visionnaire STEALTH Low table in glass and stone

For the Stealth low table, Visionnaire returns to cotisso, not as a simple reclaimed fragment, but as matter reimagined through a process of transformation.‎ Successive fusions generate a thick, compact top, resembling a carapace — an archetypal surface, unexpectedly opaque, that subverts the conventional notion of glass as transparent and fragile.‎ The top is composed of a stratification of three layers of cotisso, annealed and fused in the furnace, and rests on the base through brass studs — a constructive detail that makes the point of connection between the elements explicit.‎ The bases, crafted in Moltrasio stone with a manually executed split-face finish, introduce a sculptural and monolithic presence.‎ The collection unfolds through distinct families, ranging from sculptural expressionism to a formal presence defined as stealth — almost alien — evoking the cinematic, nocturnal atmosphere of the villas perched on the hills of Los Angeles.‎ The architecture of John Lautner resonates in the sharp volumes and in a modernism concerned not with purity, but with tension.‎ At the same time, a muscular presence inhabits the forms, transforming discipline into monumentality and comfort into an emotional experience.‎ Further info from manufacturer on STEALTH Visionnaire