BIPLANE Collection

Alberto Meda, 2009

A compositional intuition that gives life to a table collection with great versatility in shape, size, and use. The BIPLANE project was born from the idea of creating a broad and diverse model series, flawless in complementing any space. The die-cast aluminum legs with variable sections narrow to accommodate a central underframe, then widen towards the tabletop. The number of legs depends on the tabletop size.
Multifunctional and versatile, Biplane offers a wide range of shapes, sizes, and finishes, making it suitable for every setting, from dining room to the living area and workspaces.

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BIPLANE

The contemporary tables of the Biplane collection, available in various heights, combine a dynamic slender base with a wide choice of tops and finishes, ensuring versatility and formal coherence in both residential and professional settings. The legs in textured or glossy lacquer are available in different colors, while the tabletops are offered in a variety of materials and finishes, such as matt lacquer, oak composite, wood veneer and marble, enhancing customization and providing a perfect fit in any environment.

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Alberto Meda

Ritratto ufficiale Alberto Meda

He was born in Lenno Tremezzina (Como) in 1945. He graduated in mechanical engineering from the Polytechnic University of Milan. In 1987 and 1989, he designed two historic chairs for Alias, Lightlight and Softlight, the first currently on display in MoMA’s permanent collection. The first Alias chairs of the Frame collection date back to 1994, followed in 2003 by Frametable, in 2007 by the Tech wood outdoor collection, and in 2009 by the Biplane tables. In 2011, he was awarded ADI’S Compasso d’Oro for the Teak folding outdoor table. He co-designed the Hydrochair chair (2011) and the HUB system (2022) with Francesco Meda. He lives and works in Milan.

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