Exclusive “Teckell Cristallino for Pirelli” Model Inspired by Motorsport and Italian Craftsmanship
PIRELLI DESIGN and luxury game table creator TECKELL, owned by B.Lab Italia S.r.l., have unveiled their first collaboration: the limited-edition “Teckell Cristallino for Pirelli” foosball table. Introduced during the prestigious Salone del Mobile 2025 in Milan, this elegant model fuses innovation and tradition, embodying the spirit of two iconic Italian brands. Only 100 units will be produced, making it a collector’s item for design and motorsport enthusiasts alike.
Crafted in Italy, the “Teckell Cristallino for Pirelli” redefines luxury gaming with a blend of avant-garde technology and meticulous craftsmanship. The table combines Teckell’s artistic design philosophy with Pirelli’s legacy of innovation, delivering a premium recreational experience that stands out for its aesthetic and functional excellence.
The table’s signature transparent frame is made from tempered crystal-clear glass, offering a sleek and durable structure. The pitch, made from black Corian®, ensures a flawlessly smooth surface, designed for precise gameplay while maintaining a luxurious appearance.
The table features design elements inspired by Pirelli’s motorsport heritage. Notably, rubberized grips on the handles reference the iconic tires used in the world’s most prestigious car racing championships, where Pirelli is the exclusive tire supplier. The handle arms are engraved with tread patterns from the new PIRELLI P ZERO tires, while rubber elements on the players’ feet and grips enhance control and realism.
The “Teckell Cristallino for Pirelli” was showcased at the TECKELL stand (Hall 15, A38) during Salone del Mobile, held April 8–13, 2025, at Rho Fiera Exhibition Centre. Additionally, it will be on display at the Fuori Salone – Milan Design Week, as part of the WT AltaQuota Event 2025, taking place at Palazzo Moriggia (Via Borgonuovo 23).
This launch marks a new chapter in Made in Italy luxury craftsmanship, where design, innovation, and performance converge in a piece that is both an object of play and a work of art.
