Dezeen Showroom: artistic colour studies are printed on tempered glass in Gandia Blasco‘s Iris tables, creating a semi-transparent effect reminiscent of stained glass.
Following a philosophy that the Spanish outdoor brand refers to as “art applied to design”, the Iris series of tables were conceived by the brand’s creative and communication deputy director Alejandra Gandía-Blasco based on her colour studies of sunrises and sunsets.
The images are transferred onto vitrified tempered glass, which not only gives them a deeply pigmented yet ethereal quality, but makes use of a material that is natural and durable.
“The light on the coast is constantly changing,” said Gandía-Blasco. “Iris serves as a canvas for the infinite shades of colour and varied compositions that I capture in very specific moments depending on the weather at the exact moment that I take the photo.”
The Iris series includes dining tables, coffee tables and side tables with a few different image and colour choices.
The circular and square tables are each printed with a single design, while the large rectangular coffee and dining tables feature a grid of 88 sunrises and sunsets arranged like a mosaic, recalling the look of a tiled table.
Product details:
Product: Iris tables
Designer: Alejandra Gandía-Blasco
Brand: Gandia Blasco
Contact: prensa@gandiablascogroup.com
Material: vitrified tempered glass, powder-coated aluminium
Colours/finishes: black/grey, orange, blue
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