The Otto coffee table is built around the shapes of right angles, in an astonishing little display of inventive design. Ninety degrees of functional exactitude, in an item of furniture that shows simplicity and precision as it embraces a parallelepiped, in the shape of a sofa.
Standing next to the soft sofa with its metal structure, Otto provides a natural place to reach out and put down a book, glass or plate. Otto is there, close at hand. Stably standing next to the base, the metal frame wraps around upholstered furniture and satisfies needs that people feel without even thinking about them. When you want to reach out and put something down, a smart solution is usually lacking. Now the answer is here.
design: Matteo Ragni
Matteo Ragni was born in Milan in 1972. He graduated in Architecture from the Milan Polytechnic. Since 1994 he has been designing and working in the most diverse areas of industry and craftsmanship, with an interest increasingly focused on design aimed at combining function and typological innovation.
