Memphis - Madras, 1986
The Madras is a distinct post-modern dining table designed in 1986 by French artist Nathalie Du Pasquier for the influential Memphis Milano design collective.
Key Features and Design
The table is celebrated for its eclectic, decorative style, reflecting Du Pasquier's travels through Africa and India.
Surface: The rectangular tabletop is made of wood covered in a decorative plastic laminate. The pattern typically features bold, contrasting geometric motifs characteristic of the Memphis movement.
Base: It stands on four cylindrical white lacquered wood legs. Each leg is uniquely adorned with four stacked rings.
Dimensions: The table typically measures approximately 160 cm (W) x 85 cm (D) x 75 cm (H).
Authenticity and Availability
Production: Modern editions are still handmade to order in Italy. Each authentic piece bears the official "Memphis" seal and is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.
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