Stack Dining Table by Gandiablasco
Designed by Borja Garcia
The Stack dining table is more than just an outdoor piece of furniture. It is a designer dining table made from powder-coated aluminium sections and phenolic board and comes in a range of colours and sizes.
It complements other pieces from the Stack collection and, due to its simplicity, can be combined with a range of outdoor chairs, moods and spaces
Finish: Powder coated aluminium
Available in White, Agate Grey, Sand, Gold, Bronze, Wine Red, Blue Grey, Grey Blue, Night Blue, Cement Grey, Bottle Green, Anthracite, Quartz Grey & Black
Top : Phenolic Plate – Round, Square or Rectangular
Available in White, Folkestone, Possum, Sand, Bronze, Lead, Burgundy, Anthracite & Black
Dimensions :
900mm Diameter Round x 730mmH
900mm Square x 730mmH
1600mmL x 900mmW x 730mmH
2200mmL x 900mmW x 730mmH
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$2,310.00
| Brand: | Gandiablasco |
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| Lead time: | 12+ weeks |
| Delivery: | More info on delivery |
| Returns: | Read our full returns policy |
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Gandiablasco
Passion for life outdoors, a dream come true on the edge of a cliff north of Ibiza. Our first outdoor furniture collection’s elemental and architectural geometry transcended borders thanks to its ability to respond to canons of timelessness and universality.
Its refined, purely architectural design, made of aluminium profiles combined with polyethylene, opened up market niches that didn’t exist until then, confirming the company’s expansion to every continent. The essential design of architectural lines defines the personality of GANDIABLASCO’s furniture and pergolas collections, together with the concept of extensive collections.
More than furniture, these are fresh and elegant products that complement each other to create environments where one can enjoy the outdoors, Mediterranean-style.
About the designer
Borja Garcia
He was born in Valencia in 1980. He studied a Technical Engineering degree in Industrial Design in Cardenal Herrera-CEU University and collaborated with various local studios. He went to Milan in 2001 to finish his training in the Design Continuum Italia studio. In 2002, he founded the Nazca studio with Joaquín García and Esther Tornero, which undertook industrial design projects.
Together they participated in the first edition of Salón NUDE and other exhibitions in Valencia and Barcelona. After launching various products on the market and winning national and international awards, the three partners went their separate ways two years later. It was at this time that he decided to become independent and set up the Borja García Studio. Since that time, he has been undertaking industrial and communication design projects, has won several national awards and has participated in exhibitions in Tokyo, Milan, St-Etienne, Shanghai, Beijing, Sao Paulo, Fortaleza, Athens, Lisbon, Madrid, Barcelona and Valencia. In parallel, he studied architecture at the university of Valencia and founded the Enproyecto Arquitectura studio with Jorge Cortés and Sergio Gª-Gasco in 2005. This studio carried out ephemeral architecture projects for companies such as Puntmobles, Canal +, Vondom, Aidima as well as participating in several editions of Casadecor Valencia.
Leaving Enproyecto Arquitectura in 2011, he reunited both disciplines of industrial design and architecture under his own single brand, offering professional services in both sectors. In parallel, he started teaching in 2006 in Cardenal Herrera-CEU University, where today he is a project lecturer in the Industrial Design and Architecture degree courses.
