Designed by Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba for Kartell, the Albert square table (2025) transposes the architectural elegance of the original model into a more compact and balanced form, perfect for contemporary spaces or refined outdoor areas.

Its curved legs, inspired by André-Charles Boulle's classic furniture, are revealed in a more symmetrical composition, where geometric rigour emphasises the power of the design and the accuracy of the proportions.

The lacquered aluminium structure provides lightness and strength, while the glossy porcelain stoneware top subtly reflects the light, enhancing the texture and purity of the materials.
Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, this version stands out for its central and convivial character, ideal for a terrace, dining area or dining room with a bold design.

A perfect balance between tradition and modernity, the Albert square table embodies Kartell's vision: controlled aesthetics, concrete durability and a formal obviousness where the material becomes light.

Weight: 105 kg

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