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CECCOTTI EXTRA LARGE TABLE

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CECCOTTI EXTRA LARGE TABLE

Roberto Lazzeroni Designed by Roberto Lazzeroni in 1992, Extralarge is a table that masterfully balances bold presence with refined lightness.

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LAGO AIR TAVOLO TOP LACCATO

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LAGO AIR TABLE TOP LACQUERED

Daniele Lago Essential and surprising, the Air table seems to float in the air. Two almost invisible glass legs support the table top, which seems suspended in mid air. The extra-clear tempered glass creates a sensation of airiness and brings light to the room. Shipment in 5-6 working weeks

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LAGO AIR WOOD TAVOLO

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LAGO AIR WOOD TABLE

Daniele Lago Essential and surprising, the Air table seems to float in the air. Two almost invisible glass legs support the table top, which seems suspended in mid air. The extra-clear tempered glass creates a sensation of airiness and brings light to the room.. Shipment (PROMPT DELIVERY) in 5-6 working days

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ACERBIS TABLE CRESEO MABLE

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ACERBIS TABLE CRESEO MABLE

Creso by Acerbis, designed by Lella and Massimo Vignelli, pairs a large-diameter metal pedestal base—ø40 or ø50 cm in gunmetal, orbital bronze, or antiqued finishes—with micaceous gray capital and matte marble rounds like Carrara statuario or Calacatta gold at 20 mm thick, invisibly fixed via steel discs, in ø130/160/180 cm at 72 cm height.

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ACERBIS SERENISSIMO TABLE

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ACERBIS SERENISSIMO TABLE

Serenissimo by Acerbis, designed by Lella & Massimo Vignelli with David Law, mesmerizes with extra-light glass tops floating above substantial columnar bases in raw concrete, brushed stainless, or antiqued bronze, in square 160x160 cm, 180x180 cm, 200x200 cm or rectangular 250x120 cm, 300x120 cm, 350x120 cm formats at 72 cm height, balancing airiness...

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ACERBIS AXIS TABLE

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ACERBIS AXIS TABLE

Axis by Acerbis, designed by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti, features offset steel legs and a glass top supported by four mirrored or brushed stainless slats on staggered perpendicular axes in 240x100 cm, 295x110 cm, or 160x160 cm sizes at 72 cm height, providing airy visuals, solid stability, and ample seating freedom.

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ACERBIS MAXWELL TABLE

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ACERBIS MAXWELL TABLE

Maxwell by Acerbis, designed by Massimo Castagna, encases a steel core in 2 cm thick opaque Carrara statuario white, gold Calacatta, Levanto red, or Alpi green marble slabs for “V”-section legs and tapered-edge top, unveiling millenary veins and material contrasts in sculptural form.

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POLTRONA FRAU - T 904 BENCH

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POLTRONA FRAU - T 904 BENCH

Gastone Rinaldi The T 904 side table was originally designed as a movable piece of furniture with handles, which could also be provided with cushions for use as a seat. The table combines the clean lines and tubular steel design of the 1950s with a unique originality. The structure and teak-stained ash veneer make the T 904 both functional and stylish.

POLTRONA FRAU - MESA TABLE

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POLTRONA FRAU - MESA TABLE

Lella e Massimo Vignelli Mesa is a sculptural and almost primordial table, designed in 1985 by Lella and Massimo Vignelli. Its essence lies in the combination of two pure geometric shapes, the circle and the cone, forming a solid yet visually lightweight monolithic structure.

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POLTRONA FRAU JANE TABLE

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POLTRONA FRAU JANE TABLE

Jean Marie Massaud Jane is a sculptural and organic table that redefines space with its imposing yet refined presence. Its large, irregular top rests on solid wooden columns, creating a harmonious balance between lightness and stability. Available in a rectangular 260x140 cm version and a circular 200 cm version with a Lazy Susan, it is designed to...

POLTRONA FRAU HUDSON SIDE TABLE

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POLTRONA FRAU HUDSON SIDE TABLE

Virginia Harper Hudson is a project that combines playful spirit, refined construction, and complex processing, creating an elegant interplay of solids and voids, lightness and material. One coffee table contains another, in a Chinese box-like design that fascinates with its versatility and innovative approach.

POLTRONA FRAU BOLERO TABLE

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POLTRONA FRAU BOLERO TABLE

Roberto Lazzeroni A table with an essential and lightweight presence, enriching the living space with discreet elegance. The surface stands out for a sophisticated interplay of horizontal and vertical wood grains, creating a unique effect each time. Available in various sizes and materials, with wooden or marble tops and a solid wood structure, this table...

HENGE TABLE OXYMORON

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HENGE TABLE OXYMORON

Massimo Castagna The Oxymoron table represents a reinterpretation of a complex and delicate craftsmanship process, almost forgotten.

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HENGE TAVOLO LY IN LEGNO

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HENGE TABLE LY WOOD/STONE

Massimo Castagna The designer has created a durable, functional and glamorous piece of furniture, thanks to the use of different materials mixed together, such as stone and wood. Ly becomes the protagonist of your living, creating an atmosphere with a "masculine" touch without sacrificing refinement. Its rigid lines and the hardness of the stone make it...

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HENGE TAVOLO LY WOOD AND STONE

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HENGE TAVOLO LY WOOD AND STONE

Massimo Castagna The LY table stands out for its classical reminiscences, favoring harmonious proportions enriched with valuable materials, offering a tactile experience of great emotion.

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HENGE DINING TABLE K-TABLE

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HENGE DINING TABLE K-TABLE

Massimo Castagna K-Table stands out for its carefully orchestrated syntax and rhythm. A strong and precise gesture that explores and enhances the expressive potential of form and material.

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HENGE CONSOLLE K-TABLE

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HENGE CONSOLLE K-TABLE

Massimo Castagna K-Table stands out for its meticulously orchestrated syntax and rhythm, enhancing the expressive potential of form and material. Designed by Massimo Castagna, this handcrafted piece features a plywood frame with 45° inclined edges and high-quality finishes in thermo-treated woods, select stones, and premium materials. Available in various...

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CECCOTTI SEVEN MILES 350 TABLE

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CECCOTTI SEVEN MILES 350 TABLE

Roberto Lazzeroni Designed by Roberto Lazzeroni, Sevenmiles is a round or rectangular table that blends the tactile strength of solid wood with the elegance of an 8 mm visarm glass top or the warmth of American walnut veneer.

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CECCOTTI OBI TABLE

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CECCOTTI OBI TABLE

Noé Duchaufour Lawrance Obi, designed by Noé Duchaufour-Lawrence in 2007, takes inspiration from the complexity of a Japanese kimono sash, symbolizing elegance and intricacy.

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CECCOTTI LIA TABLE LAMP

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CECCOTTI LIA TABLE LAMP

Todd Bracher Designed by Todd Bracher in 2012, Lia is a lamp available in both floor and table versions. Crafted in burnished or brushed brass, it features a minimal tubular structure with an LED strip.

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CECCOTTI ICS TABLE

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CECCOTTI ICS TABLE

Roberto Lazzeroni The I.C.S. table, designed by Roberto Lazzeroni in 1999, is a creation inspired by Italian 20th-century design. It strikes a perfect balance between substantial volumes and a rigorous, linear style, designed to offset the majesty of the materials with elegant and sophisticated forms.

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CECCOTTI GRAN DINER TABLE

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CECCOTTI GRAN DINER TABLE

Giuseppe Casarosa Exploring new directions means embracing new challenges — the very spirit behind Giuseppe Casarosa’s Grand Dîner, created in 2017. This round or rectangular table, available with wood or marble top, was designed to transform the perception of solidity and weight usually associated with these materials.

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CECCOTTI DERIVA TABLE

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CECCOTTI DERIVA TABLE

Noé Duchaufour Lawrance Designed by Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, the Deriva table embodies contemporary elegance with subtle nautical inspiration. Its four legs, crafted in solid American walnut, are both slender and strong, reminiscent of sailboat keels, and support the refined upper structure.

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CECCOTTI DC OCCASIONAL TABLE

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CECCOTTI DC OCCASIONAL TABLE

Vincenzo De Cotiis The DC Occasional Table, designed by Vincenzo De Cotiis in 2010, is a perfect balance between aesthetics and functionality, meeting the challenge of creating pieces that blend seamlessly into a space.

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