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8 May 2022Meridiani
Meridiani Plinto: Sculptural Grandeur Redefined
Meridiani, a name synonymous with understated luxury, continues to captivate with its Plinto collection of tables. Conceived by the visionary Andrea Parisio in 2015, Plinto embodies a sculptural elegance that has since become an icon in contemporary interior design. This collection, renowned for its versatility, now introduces an even more compelling narrative of customization and sophisticated form.The latest evolution, the Plinto "W" version, unveils a striking monolithic presence. Featuring a singular, robust base that can be articulated with three or four legs, it supports tabletops in an array of geometric shapes and dimensions. This innovation amplifies Plinto's inherent adaptability, offering an almost boundless spectrum of material and finish combinations – from the rich depths of lacquered hues to the exquisite veining of diverse marbles, and the warm textures of various oak shades.At its heart, Plinto is a celebration of sculptural purity, a project that continuously transforms while maintaining a profound balance between form and finish. Its very name, derived from the Latin "plinthus," evokes architectural stability, reminiscent of a column's foundational support. This inherent flexibility renders the collection supremely adaptable, gracing environments from opulent penthouses and chic urban apartments to historic residences and avant-garde contract spaces. Whether intended as a vibrant focal point through daring lacquers or a statement of refined subtlety with a pristine marble surface, Plinto tables effortlessly elevate any interior design scheme."The true artistry of Plinto lies in its ability to transform an architectural element into a dynamic, adaptable design statement, always preserving a timeless sense of balance and formal precision."