Milan - Dining Room Tables

Piece C TABULA [non] RASA Table by Studio Traccia Dimensions: W 140 x D 84 x H 74 cm Materials: Steel. Different combinations are available. The table was designed for our installation called tabula[non]rasa developed for Milan Design Week 2021, with the intent of materializing the potential of circularity through the lens of food waste. It is realized in recycled steel and a special table top material made of food scraps. The material of the table top was developed by MOGU, using a bio-based resin and low-value biomass, such as corn crops, rice straw, spent coffee grounds, waste algae and shells. The design of the table was conceived within the idea of working on modularity while yet shaping something elegant, playful and able to generate unexpected interactions. The pieces can be assembled all together to form a large leaf-shaped table, or can be arranged in creative combinations, to suit different needs, to display objects in a shop, for an exhibition or in a house. The whole table tells a story of circularity: innovative materials crafted into beautiful objects describe a new possible paradigm where resources are not depleted, but reinvested into a new metabolic loops. A new materialism that invents new narratives and form the common ground of our renewed relationships with the planet. And even more than that, a table of discussion that makes visible, the invisible flows of waste, not in a condescending way but with a positive proposal where different and circular logics are actually possible. Studio Traccia is a Milan based studio, founded in 2020 by Claudia Orsetti and Luigi Olivieri. Both have worked for over 10 years around the world, between Tokyo, London, Berlin and Amsterdam, gaining different experiences in a series of international studios such as SANAA, Heatherwick Studio, Tomas Saraceno...

X-Marble by Mentemano Dimensions: W 95 x D 60 x H 47 cm Materials: Marmo di Carrara This coffee table presents an X shape base partly coming out from the surface. The marble ele...

Tria Octa Table by Colé Italia with Lorenz + Kaz, 2012 Dimensions: H.75; Pentagonal top ø 140 Materials: Veneered, lacquered or ceramic top with rounded c...

Spectacular 1970 rectangular brass dining table Maison Jansen cut glass top. The brass base reproduces a lake plant "Typha angustifolia". Th...

Tomaso Buzzi was the real designer for the Italian and Milanese upper middle class in the post-World War II period. His creations, as in this case, were often commissioned creations, designed for a specific family and on the occasion of an overall furnishing project, to be followed from A to Z. This fine dining table is designed with its eight chairs for an apartment on Via Conservatorio, deep in the heart of bourgeois Milan, near Villa Necchi...

The QD05 dining table top is made of walnut wood with an oak wood base with beautiful details made in brass. Its elegant simplicity makes it adaptable to many spaces. Please note th...

Piece A TABULA [non] RASA Table by Studio Traccia Dimensions: W 80 x D 80 x H 74 cm Materials: Steel. Different combinations are available The table was designed for our installation called tabula[non]rasa developed for Milan Design Week 2021, with the intent of materializing the potential of circularity through the lens of food waste. It is realized in recycled steel and a special table top material made of food scraps. The material of the table top was developed by MOGU, using a bio-based resin and low-value biomass, such as corn crops, rice straw, spent coffee grounds, waste algae and shells. The design of the table was conceived within the idea of working on modularity while yet shaping something elegant, playful and able to generate unexpected interactions. The pieces can be assembled all together to form a large leaf-shaped table, or can be arranged in creative combinations, to suit different needs, to display objects in a shop, for an exhibition or in a house. The whole table tells a story of circularity: innovative materials crafted into beautiful objects describe a new possible paradigm where resources are not depleted, but reinvested into a new metabolic loops. A new materialism that invents new narratives and form the common ground of our renewed relationships with the planet. And even more than that, a table of discussion that makes visible, the invisible flows of waste, not in a condescending way but with a positive proposal where different and circular logics are actually possible. Studio Traccia is a Milan based studio, founded in 2020 by Claudia Orsetti and Luigi Olivieri. Both have worked for over 10 years around the world, between Tokyo, London, Berlin and Amsterdam, gaining different experiences in a series of international studios such as SANAA, Heatherwick Studio, Tomas Saraceno...

Piece D TABULA [non] RASA table by Studio Traccia Dimensions: W 140 x D 152 x H 74 cm Materials: Steel. Different combinations are available. The table was designed for our installation called tabula[non]rasa developed for Milan Design Week 2021, with the intent of materializing the potential of circularity through the lens of food waste. It is realized in recycled steel and a special table top material made of food scraps. The material of the table top was developed by MOGU, using a bio-based resin and low-value biomass, such as corn crops, rice straw, spent coffee grounds, waste algae and shells. The design of the table was conceived within the idea of working on modularity while yet shaping something elegant, playful and able to generate unexpected interactions. The pieces can be assembled all together to form a large leaf-shaped table, or can be arranged in creative combinations, to suit different needs, to display objects in a shop, for an exhibition or in a house. The whole table tells a story of circularity: innovative materials crafted into beautiful objects describe a new possible paradigm where resources are not depleted, but reinvested into a new metabolic loops. A new materialism that invents new narratives and form the common ground of our renewed relationships with the planet. And even more than that, a table of discussion that makes visible, the invisible flows of waste, not in a condescending way but with a positive proposal where different and circular logics are actually possible. Studio Traccia is a Milan based studio, founded in 2020 by Claudia Orsetti and Luigi Olivieri. Both have worked for over 10 years around the world, between Tokyo, London, Berlin and Amsterdam, gaining different experiences in a series of international studios such as SANAA, Heatherwick Studio, Tomas Saraceno...

Grey spider table by Mentemano Dimensions: W210 x D 100 x H 75 cm Materials: Grey tay dyed The project is based on lightness and attention to details...

Nero tubolar table oval by Mentemano Dimensions: W220 x D 100 x H 75 cm Materials: Black base, smoked grey top The project is based on lightness and attention to details. Volume...

Tubolar table by Mentemano Dimensions: W200 x D 100 x H 75 cm Materials: Painted matt brass, Smoked grey top The project is based on lightness and attention to details. Volumes ...

Tubolar table by Mentemano Dimensions: W 220 x D 100 x H 75 cm Materials: painted matt brass, smoked grey top The project is based on lightness and attention to details. Volumes...

Nero tubolar table oval by Mentemano Dimensions: W220 x D 100 x H 75 cm Materials: Black base, smoked grey top The project is based on lightness and attention to details. Volume...

Asido V3 table by Edizione Limitata Limited edition of 150 pieces. Signed and numbered. Dimensions: D140 x W140 x H74 cm Materials: solid ash wood The c...

Asymmetrical table, naked by Colé Italia with Aksu/Suardi Dimensions: H.75, W.210, D.90 cm Materials: 4 pivoting legs structure and beam in steel. T...

T01 white & red table by Colé Italia. Dimensions: H.75, W.210, D.83 cm. Materials: Beechwood multilayer base and beam mat lacquered or veneered, tempered glass top with rounded corners Also available: Custom sizes, materials (Canaletto, Oak, Glass), colors on request. With clean geometric forms, balanced visual composition and enduring materials, T01 is one of the Bauhaus inspired elements of our collection. Composed of two bases and an interlocking beam in two different lengths (L.120 and L.150 cm). Structure in plywood with finishings Canaletto walnut, oak or beech veneer and borders in bare plywood. Also available with matt or glossy lacquer with legs in “moon white” colour combined with beam in a primary colour. Glass table top with rounded corners and edges. Between the base and the top, cylindrical shelf...

COD-2640 Angelo Mangiarotti (1921-2012) Extendable walnut table, designed by the architect in 1972. Round pedestal with open slats. La Sorgente Furniture production,1972.