今天要介绍的是由西班牙设计师Francisco Juan Barba Corsini设计，Gubi出品的Pedrera Coffee Table。这款桌子已经成为巴塞罗那最知名的结构设计。从不同角度看，同一款桌子缺展现出了不同的造型。这样简单而有趣的设计，你喜欢嘛？
Spanish architect Francisco Juan Barba Corsini designed this table for what is now one of Barcelona’s most celebrated structures: Casa Milà, popularly known as La Pedrera, by Antoni Gaudí. The building, which was completed in 1912, has a sinuous stone facade reminiscent of an open quarry (la pedrera is Spanish for “the stone”), with twisting wrought iron balconies. In 1953, Corsini was the architect hired to transform the attic of Casa Milà into 13 modern apartments, for which he also designed a line of furniture also called La Pedrera. Similar to the building from which it takes styling cues, his Pedrera Coffee Table (1955) looks different from every angle. This table projects a powerful simplicity, with a profile that appears to change as you walk around it – the undulating up and down of its steel frame is quite special to behold.
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