Dorian Table

The Pivot ST table designed by Marconato&Zappa gets its name from the unusual shape of its base: the table's central leg serves as a hinge for three legs that extend laterally. The result is an asymmetrical and completely original composition that gives character to the room. The legs are made of solid ash wood in charcoal or walnut with metal inlays. In the ST (Swivel Top) version with swivel table top, Pivot ST attracts attention with its round table top, available in three different...

The name of the table means a button in Spanish. Attention-grabbing metal inserts on the base create a spectacular contrast with the overall style of the table. The material used to make the Botón is tempered cast glass, which emphasizes the elegance and sophistication of the product, as well as turning it into the most significant dining room item, instantly attracting everyone's attention. The top of the Botón table has a linear design, and each of the two legs forming the base...

The slightly tilted metal elements that make up the base resemble the entrance to the traditional structures of Japanese shrines, from which the Torii table, designed by Marconato, got its name. & Zappa. In the ST (Swirl Top) versionWith its swivel element, the Tori table attracts attention with its large round tabletop, characterized by an interesting play of materials combining an external wooden frame with a central rotating ceramic part.     Diameter: 160-180-220cm Height: 76cm...

The Mellow table, designed by Bartoli Design, features smooth, curved shapes that are at the same time imposing and sculptural. The base consists of curved elements molded from high-density polyurethane, which are turned outward in the new version of the Mellow ST (Swivel Top). The rounded shape of the base gives the structure an elegant and well-proportioned appearance, allowing the table to harmoniously interact with the space. The Mellow ST uses a large round table top consisting of an...

The creation of the Padiglioni table by designer Alain Gilles was inspired by the pavilion created by the genius of world architecture Mies van der Rohe for the International Exhibition in Barcelona. The central element of this table is the base, which consists of three asymmetrical elements placed seemingly in a completely random order, which gives the composition a visual dynamic. That is why, looking at the table from a close distance and changing the viewpoint, the shape of the table...