CATTELAN ITALIA

The design of the Maxim table-sculpture stems from the seamless link between its shape, consisting of three petals, and the material it is made from. Just as a sculpture emerges from the material in the hands of the master, likewise by looking at this round design table you can perceive the effort and time taken by man to shape it.

This redux of Cattelan Italia's statement Senator table swaps out the original marble tabletop for a classical and understated wooden top with a gorgeous Walnut finish while maintaining the originals irregular steel bases, giving the piece a striking sculptural appearance while maintaining a calm and rustic edge, making it perfect for both the dining room and the board room.

Midway between a round dining table and a modern coffee table, the RITZ Lounge model has been designed to be the best solution for both needs. At just 64 cm (25.2") high, the Ritz Lounge is the ideal table for furnishing a user-friendly living room: a hybrid living area in which to sip an aperitif or serve an informal lunch. The central base is formed by a metal semi-sphere, which reflects the light softly, giving the finish an even tone. When admired up close, the top and base seem to blossom out of each other, with curves that continue uninterrupted from one shape to the next. From afar, however, you may catch sight of a slender stem rising from the base and supporting the top, like a slender neck. The ideal chairs to pair with this round ceramic table model are the low armchairs from the matching Lounge collection or the poufs collection, depending on whether you want to create a more comfortable or more informal ambience. In stock with 62" KM02 Alabastro ceramic top and GFM 11 Titanium grey base. Available to order in 3 different sizes with a variety of ceramic top options, as well as Lazy Susan tray.

The Napoleon family of tables comes in numerous versions to meet a wide range of aesthetic preferences and to optimally furnish a modern dining room. The central base is crafted using a cutting-edge ceramic modelling technique, marking a new frontier in the possibilities offered by this increasingly versatile material. This is, in fact, the first appearance of curved slabs in the Keramik collection—sculpted to create table bases with elegantly curved shapes and rounded edges. Tables with a central Napoleon base are joined by two perfectly symmetrical hubs. One notable detail appears on the short side of the plinth: a recessed vertical groove covered in ceramic, breaking up the otherwise uniform surface. The result is a modern ceramic table that expresses a new contemporary aesthetic—combining classic finishes inspired by natural marble with innovative production techniques previously unseen in this category. In stock KM18 Matt Borghini Calacatta ceramic top and base. Available to order in a variety of different top sizes and ceramic options.