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Quattro - Steel Side Table

Quattro – Steel Side Table
by Daniela Pinotti Italy

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This is an Open Edition
How is this defined? A series of pieces that are not restricted by any predetermined volume limit. Each item is meticulously produced by the designer or in collaboration with skilled local artisans, resulting in a limited quantity of unique pieces. If stated, each item may exhibit slight variations due to its handcrafted origin.
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Description

The QUATTRO collection consists of four furniture pieces: a room divider, an armchair, a stool, and a side table.
It becomes an expression and narrative of Daniela Pinotti’s heritage.

“Movement and fluidity, the fabric becomes three-dimensional. Lightweight adapts to the structure, like a robe on the body, inhabits it, animates it. Iconic signs and contemporary languages in which fabric is the leading actor. Metal and fabric implement each other, belong and complement each other. They exist together and show themselves naked. A rhythm of material contrasts between lightness and solidity.”

The side table has a sleek, elegant design, suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Its removable top allows it to transform into a stool with an optional fabric cover, sold separately. For more details, please contact the designer.

Any variation in color or detailing results from this item’s handcrafted nature and makes each piece unique.

The product can be customized with different dimensions and colors.
Suitable for a light outdoor use.

Dimensions LxWxH	47x47x48cm (19x19x19'')
Weight (kg)	8
Production Year	2025
Material	Steel
Discipline	Metalwork
Color	Steel
Design Class	Open Editions

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“I am a nomadic soul, always in search of change. From the very beginning, I have always allowed myself the possibility of making mistakes; I wanted the freedom to face problems and try to solve them on my own. I have pushed myself to be extremely creative, knowing that the continuous pursuit of knowledge and understanding was fulfilling for me. I believe I can inspire other women to be multifaceted because I have worked hard on myself, striving to be global and adapt to everything without setting any limits.” Daniela Pinotti, textile designer and consultant in fashion and interior design. After years between Italy and Sweden, from which her work is inspired and influenced, she returned to Rome in 2016 to establish her own studio for textile design and fashion consulting. In her creative journey, which is more intimate and inspired by nature, she experiments with new stylistic languages, seeking uniqueness, quality, and sustainability. The concepts of ‘transformation’ and ‘fluidity’ are fundamental principles of her narrative and identity. Her patterns, prints, and illustrations convey the essence of ‘movement,’ meant as a path and an evolving process. They are frames of a nomadic storytelling where one can lose and find oneself in a dilated and abstract time.