The Gufram Attica TL coffee table represents the completion of an extraordinary vision by Studio 65: turning the ruins of antiquity into living design. With its fluted cylindrical shape and monumental presence, this Gufram radical low table appears to be carved from a fragment of stone, yet it is instead made of lightweight polyurethane. At its top rests a reversible mirrored surface, which not only adds functionality but also transforms the object into a theatrical stage, reflecting its surroundings and amplifying light within the room. The result is a unique design piece that merges history, irony, and innovation.

Crafted with Radical Spirit

Constructed from soft polyurethane and carefully finished by hand, the white Attica TL table illustrates Studio 65 and Gufram’s ability to surprise by contrasting visual weight with unexpected softness. The tactile qualities of the material highlight the philosophy of “true-false,” a recurring theme in Gufram’s radical catalogue: objects that look heavy but are light, that seem ancient but are contemporary. The mirrored top heightens the effect, creating a surface that shifts between sculpture and function. This juxtaposition between ruin and reflection makes Attica TL a conceptual yet usable piece, embodying the radical reinvention of furniture design.

Part of a Radical Ensemble

The Attica TL coffee table finds its fullest expression when paired with the Attica seat. Together they create a sculptural ensemble: a landscape of ruins reborn, where destruction becomes creation. This narrative resonates with the broader work of Gufram’s most iconic pieces, icons like Bocca and Capitello, and the radical interventions of Piero Gilardi x Gufram. It also integrates seamlessly with eclectic design collections in their iconic home interior decor section, making it a versatile piece for interiors that combine history, irony, and contemporary flair.

A Postmodern Classic

To own the Gufram Attica TL is to embrace a piece that embodies the poetic transformation of classical motifs into radical design. More than just a designer coffee table, it is a sculptural commentary on history, materiality, and perception. Whether placed in a domestic living room, a gallery, or a hospitality setting, it maintains its ability to surprise and inspire. Attica TL demonstrates how Studio 65 and Gufram elevated furniture beyond function, making it part of cultural storytelling. Today it stands as a postmodern classic: an icon of Italian Radical Design that continues to captivate collectors and design lovers around the world.