Reimagining the Ordinary: From Nails to Prego Sculptural Tables
Brazilian design studio Rótulo em Branco has redefined the role of the humble nail with their innovative collection, “PREGO.” This series of artistic tables, crafted by architect Ingrid Sani Lang, features stainless-steel tables that borrow the iconic shape of a construction nail and expands it across various furniture typologies. The collection includes a side table, a coffee table, and a bar table, each showcasing a sleek, sculptural presence in domestic settings.
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Playful Interchangeability with Nail Heads
PREGO’s design is not just about aesthetics; it introduces functionality through removable and interchangeable nail heads. These components provide two surface options: a smooth finish for general use and a recessed version for holding smaller items or incense. This versatility allows users to customize the furniture’s function to fit different needs, challenging the traditional view of furniture as a static entity.
The Aesthetic of These Artistic Tables
Rótulo em Branco’s commitment to quality is evident in their choice of materials. Using AISI 304 stainless steel, they contrast the main structures’ brushed finish with polished nail elements, giving these creations a dynamic visual appeal. The entire collection is locally produced in southern Brazil, maintaining a close link between design and manufacturing processes.
Launched in partnership with Nowdays, a Brazilian platform dedicated to contemporary culture, PREGO invites dialogue that transcends conventional furniture design. The interchangeable tables blur the line between sculpture and practicality, elevating the nail from an unnoticed tool to the centerpiece of a compelling narrative. This collection showcases how sculptural furniture can redefine interior aesthetics.
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Source: designboom.com
Frequently asked questions
Who designed the PREGO collection?
The PREGO collection was crafted by architect Ingrid Sani Lang.
What materials are used in PREGO tables?
PREGO tables use AISI 304 stainless steel, featuring a brushed finish for the main structures and polished nail elements.
What feature makes PREGO tables versatile?
PREGO tables offer removable and interchangeable nail heads providing two surface options: a smooth finish for general use and a recessed version for holding smaller items.
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