Memphis - Flamingo, 1986
The Flamingo is a playful, sculptural side table designed in 1984 by Michele De Lucchi for the Memphis Milano collection. It is part of a series of four related tables—along with Kristall, Continental, and Polar—that use similar colors and geometric motifs in different configurations.
Design and Symbolism
Aesthetic: A "surreal interpretation" of a pink flamingo, this piece embodies the movement's goal of creating ironic, functional objects that evoke an emotional response.
Body: The main structure is a diagonal element decorated with bold, parallel black and white stripes.
Tabletop: A round, yellow laminate surface is inserted into the upper section of the body.
Base & Accents: The table is supported by circular blue cylindrical elements at the base for stability and features a green rod extending from the top to add visual height.
Materials and Specifications
Materials: Constructed from lacquered wood covered in decorative plastic laminate.
Dimensions: Approximately 90 cm (H) x 35 cm (W) x 50 cm (D).
Weight: Around 30 kg.
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