LBB MAGAZINE TABLE

Lina Bo Bardo

YEAR: 1949/2017
DIMENSIONS W x D x H (cm): 59 x 78.5 x 50cm
FINISH: Iron
TIMBER: Cedar, Freijo, Imbuia, Sucupira
WARRANTY: 1 Year
LEAD TIME: Approx. 16-18 weeks

All pieces are handmade to order.Re-edited b ETEL. Embedded seal certifying its authenticity by Instituto Bardi and part of the ETEL collection.

The design of Bo Bardi’s LBB Magazine Table from the 1940s is an example of the functionality of the furniture created by this celebrated architect and designer. Certain elements of this piece, such as the iron base, are inspired by Italian modernist design.

ETEL’s re-edition was based on a piece lent by a collector.

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LINA BO BARDI

1914 - 1992

Italian-born, Bo Bardi studied under radical Italian architects but became intrigued with modern Brazilian architecture. In October 1946 Bo Bardi and her husband moved to South America.  She found in São Paulo a fertile home for her modernist style of architecture in the 1950s and 1970s. 

She designed many buildings that would become architectural landmarks, including the São Paulo Museum of Art (MASP), the Museum of Modern Art of Bahia (MAM-BA), the Sesc Pompeia complex and her own Casa de Vidro (Glass House), which currently houses the Institute named after her.

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