Agapecasa

Incas

Designer:

Angelo Mangiarotti , 1978

Materials:

Rectangular dining tables available in natural oak, brown oak, or dark oak. Also available in white Carrara marble or black Marquina marble. Square tables, rectangular tables, and occasional tables available in extraforte stone

Console Table

Dimensions:	IN	CM

Width	55.1"	139.95
Depth	15.7"	39.88
Height	28.3"	71.88

Occasional Table

Dimensions:	IN	CM

Width	55.1"	139.95
Depth	15.7"	39.88
Height	15.7"	39.88

Square Dining Table

Dimensions:	IN	CM

Width	55.1"	139.95
Depth	55.1"	139.95
Height	28.3"	71.88

Square Coffee Table

Dimensions:	IN	CM

Width	55.1"	139.95
Depth	55.1"	139.95
Height	15.7"	39.88

Rectangular Dining Table

Dimensions:	IN	CM

Width	110.2"	279.91
Depth	35.4"	89.92
Height	28.3"	71.88

Wood with two or four-legged pyramid base

Dimensions:	IN	CM

Width	86.6"	219.96
Depth	35.4"	89.92
Height	28.3"	71.88

Wood with four-legged pyramid base

Dimensions:	IN	CM

Width	126"	320.04
Depth	35.4"	89.92
Height	28.3"	71.88

Wood with two-legged pyramid base

Dimensions:	IN	CM

Width	118.1"	299.97
Depth	35.4"	89.92
Height	28.3"	71.88

Lead time:

8-12 weeks

Pricing:

From $6300

No configuration, finish options, or fabric information available.

Features

Collection of consoles and tables available in different finishes, shapes and heights. Square shaped supports are designed to be inserted into the table top. Tables in extraforte stone also suitable for outdoor use. Wood tables available can be customized to clients' specifications upon request

Request Quote

For questions, finish options and custom orders please contact [email protected] or call 212-421-3300 Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm to speak to a design expert for advice and consultation.

Incas

A development on the previous Eros system, the Incas features the same structural idea in a different material; extra strong stone (initially proposed in Pietra Serena sandstone with a sanded finish, also ideal for outdoor settings). It has square-shaped tops and truncated pyramid-shaped legs with a trapezoidal section so that only the two sloping planes have to withstand stress and strain due to the weight of the top, while vertical planes do not in any way support the structural system. It was later designed in other stone materials with suitable finishes, and now for the first time it is being produced in a new and sophisticated solid wood version, proving that every great idea can be further developed without losing any of its force or poignancy.