Gaulino

Gaulino is a wooden dining table, available in two sizes.‎ Tusquets modelled the table in 2011 to complement the Gaulino chair.‎ He brought an intimate approach to his Gaulino style.‎ One that amplified the utility of the Gaulino concept, exuding a contemporary frame from a modern design.‎ The structure sits comfortably in space.‎ With a visual lightness supported by the elegant top, the table is both eye-catching and beautifully functional.‎Materials and finishesTop in MDF veneered in ash with two finishes: natural varnished or satined black, or veneered in walnut wood varnished nature effect.‎ The underside and edges are lacquered according to the top finish: natural ash in RAL 1001, ash stained black in RAL 9005 or ash stained in walnut.‎ Legs with solid structure in ash wood with three optional finishes: natural varnished, stained black or stained walnut.‎It started off with one iconic chair 36 years ago.‎ The Gaulino.‎ Now, BD Barcelona and Oscar Tusquets are presenting The Gaulino Collection.‎ Based on the chair, this collection is a refinement of material, detail and sinuous line.‎ It is an example of an icon that lives on, now with a family.‎ Oscar Tusquets, a co-founder of BD Barcelona, designed the Gaulino chair in 1987.‎ This was his most contemporary and influential piece, and it became a Spanish design legend.‎ Tusquets took the imagination and architecture of Antoni Gaudí and blended the sensual line of Carlo Mollino.‎ The combination traced a seat that admired, accommodated, and created “Gaulino”.‎ The Gaulino brought a great modernity to the table.‎ Winning numerous awards and receiving public and critical acclaim, the chair fashioned a new style that influenced a myriad.‎ The Gaulino silhouette has since flowed through a collection of ethically produced, FSC-certified chairs and tables.‎ The Gaulino Collection.‎ The industrially hand-crafted chair cultivated numerous siblings.‎ They embody a passion for contemporary design, one where creative forms meet a depth of knowledge and an attention to detail.‎ The collection includes the Gaulino Easy (which is lighter and lower than its predecessor), the Gaulinetta (which is a slender, armless interpretation), and the Gaulino Stool.‎ The range also expands to a selection of Gaulino wooden dining tables and stained black Carlinas tables topped by smoked glass.‎ Whether left in lacquered ash or dyed black, the wood grain emerges with organic lines.‎ These natural elements are traced throughout.‎ Fibrous limbs meet hand-sewn leather seats.‎ Stretching shapes curve under glass tables.‎ The classic Gaulino was an elegant chair with a story.‎ Now, there is a union of forms.‎ It’s a collection.‎