Luigi Gorgoni Large Elm Brutalist Dining Table, 230cm
A substantial solid elm dining table by Milanese architect and designer Luigi Gorgoni, dating from the late 1970s or 1980s. It's of a generous scale and is a heavy piece!
The thick plank top is supported by four rectangular slab legs that pass through notched openings at the outer edges, leaving the joinery visible on the surface. Gently rounded ends temper the weight of the construction, and the 230 cm length offers comfortable seating for eight to ten people.
Dimensions
Length 230 cm
Width 89 cm
Height 76 cm
Condition
Excellent vintage condition with natural character and gentle wear consistent with age and use. The solid elm is structurally sound and very sturdy, with rich grain, knots, and an age-related patina. The top is free from major deep gouges or structural splits, and the exposed interlocking joints remain firm and stable. The surface has been lightly restored with organic wood wax.
Delivery
Courier delivery to England and Wales: £95. For delivery to Scotland, please contact us for a quotation before purchasing. Collection from E4, London, is also available by arrangement.