Haiku | Coffee table by Saba Italia
Haiku is a Japanese poem consisting of just three lines and a total of seventeen syllables. The coffee table designed by Marco Zito for Saba Italia is in fact made up of three parts: the frame and the two tops. The slim architecture suspends the tops on two levels which play with the partial overlap of colors, in a simple and well-gauged relationship of balance and proportions. Haiku was designed with a sophisticated color palette. Frame in painted metal rod. Top in lacquered MDF.
Haiku is a Japanese poem consisting of just three lines and a total of seventeen syllables. The coffee table designed by Marco Zito for Saba Italia is in fact made up of three parts: the frame and the two tops. The slim architecture suspends the tops on two levels which play with the partial overlap of colors, in a simple and well-gauged relationship of balance and proportions. Haiku was designed with a sophisticated color palette. Frame in painted metal rod. Top in lacquered MDF.
Haiku is a Japanese poem consisting of just three lines and a total of seventeen syllables. The coffee table designed by Marco Zito for Saba Italia is in fact made up of three parts: the frame and the two tops. The slim architecture suspends the tops on two levels which play with the partial overlap of colors, in a simple and well-gauged relationship of balance and proportions. Haiku was designed with a sophisticated color palette. Frame in painted metal rod. Top in lacquered MDF.
