Metaverso Laguna Durmast-Veneered Table

Dynamically assembled, the bent MDF panels making up this table's base hint at dreamy scenarios from unexplored planets with their oxidized bronze-effect lacquer. A deft manual step ...

Inspired by a fluid-lined bridge, this elegant table makes for a perfect solution for adding chromatic depth to exclusive dining rooms. Curved metal beams varnished with champagne ep...

Turned legs in solid oak offered in a deep Laguna finish immediately channel the bold charm of this modern-style table. Ideally complementing exclusive dining rooms, its convivial spirit seems confirmed by the rounded shape of its elongated 12mm-thick smoky glass...

Inspired by tulips, this charming table is brimming with sculptural charm. A disk serves as the base for the petal-like rolled metal elements, all sharing the same epoxy-powder-varni...

Designed with delicate tulips in mind, this table is a modern design perfect for adding a romantic accent to exclusive dining rooms. Blunted by hand and finished with low environment...

Merging Scandinavian inspiration with Italian artisan expertise, this dining table boasts lightweight lines exuding a delicate and sophisticated flair. Handcrafted of brushed durmast...

The Arch table comes from the desire to attain a lightness of shapes, expressed through fine and essential design lines. Inspired by Scandinavian design, ...

The Arch table comes from the desire to attain a lightness of shapes, expressed through fine and essential design lines. Inspired by Scandinavian design, ...

The Arch table comes from the desire to attain a lightness of shapes, expressed through fine and essential design lines. Inspired by Scandinavian design, it is reinterpreted in an It...

Metaverso table Distinguished by four extraordinarily patterned legs covered with printed corn paper, this dining table exudes the utmost style and originality. Entirely fashioned...

"I’ve wanted to address the table for a while. However we did have a few specific key objectives that the table needed to address: one would be versatility, because we live in such different circumstances in terms of size and shapes. The other being easy shipping ability. Tables are naturally going to be large, but flat packing would ease the shipping process significantly. Also, I did not want the answer to these objectives feeling “industrial” and cold. The outcome is a highly sculptural trestle concept. Easy to move, yet sturdy and doesn’t have the appearance of being a temporary product. The trestles has been developed through an experimentation with veneer and its possibility to have double curvature without breaking. Veneer is a material and process that Matias Moellenbach has been working with in the past year (e.g. Ready Chair...

Pierpaolo Calzolari (1943), Laguna tables in two elements, oak and beechwood, burnt cedar, lead and earthenware, circa 1980, Italy. Measurements each table: Height 75 cm, width 2m50,...