Zanotta announces its collaboration with the Anglo-Canadian designer Philippe Malouin presenting a low table named Ta.Ba.Ce at Milan Design Week.

Ta.Ba.Ce. perfectly reflects the creative synergy between Zanotta and Philippe Malouin, who is internationally renowned for his innovative and experimental approach to design. 
Ta.Ba.Ce. is distinguished by the use of ceramic as the main material, reinterpreted in a contemporary and functional way. Philippe Malouin was inspired by a particular detail of the ceramic craft process: the unglazed base of the vases, due to contact with the kiln walls during vitrification. This characteristic element, usually considered a side effect of production, has been elevated to a distinctive detail in the Ta.Ba.Ce collection. This stylistic choice creates a play of textures and contrasts, emphasising the contour lines of the tables and giving them a unique and recognisable identity.
Ta.Ba.Ce. coffee table is made of frost-proof fine porcelain stoneware, a robust and resistant material that is also suitable for outdoor use. The collection is available in a range of bright, eye-catching colours, including talc, hemp, caramel, orange and espresso. The glossy enamelling enhances the shapes and surfaces, adding an extra level of sophistication and modernity to the tables.
With Ta.Ba.Ce., Zanotta and Philippe Malouin not only celebrate the craftsmanship excellence of ceramics, but also offer a new interpretation of contemporary design, where tradition and innovation meet to create unique and timeless objects.