The Matégot trolley by Gubi is the brainchild of the visionary Mathieu Matégot, master craftsman and founder of the revolutionary Rigitulle technique, which combines perforated sheet metal and metal tubes with an almost textile-like lightness. Designed between 1953 and 1954 as a tea trolley, it still retains all the charm of a functional object transformed into a decorative piece, capable of making any space it occupies unique.
Spacious and surprisingly light, the trolley features two trays: the upper one available in various colours and the lower one in black. Completing the design is a curved metal newspaper holder that embodies the strength and flexibility of the Rigitulle technique, as soft as tulle yet as durable as metal. The castors accentuate the sense of movement and suspension, allowing the trolley to glide gracefully through the space.
Slim and elegant, the Gubi Matégot trolley is an ideal accessory for the living room or dining area, easily repurposed as a side table for lamps, books or decorative objects. For those who love a retro touch, it can become a sophisticated ally for serving refreshments, impressing guests with a stylish gesture that combines functionality with old-world charm.
