Ci

Ci is a captivating designer round pedestal dining table with a marble or lacquered table top. Available in size 150, 160 or 180 cm, it sits 6, 8 or 10 people.
The distinguishing feature is the structural pillar-like base whose sculptural circular design invites a conviviality based on the cohesion of the guests. The rounded open shape sports a refined metalwork consisting of a single metal sheet modelled to a rounded frame and punctuated with geometric laser made cut-outs.
Not only a simple central leg but an impressive ornament, the pedestal is exquisitely artisan crafted. The cuts create two see-through openings that show the hollow interior, lightening the perception of the metal and making the leg a decorative element, an almost architectural form that supports the entire piece of furniture.
It comes in bronze or black metallic finishes and supports a large rounded tabletop available in a range of refined marbles or lacquered mdf in any matt or gloss RAL colours.
The different materials suit any style, making Ci a sophisticated addition to any home decor. The minimalist fretwork of the base, together with the stunning marbles, will make for a focal point that looks great both in a traditional or modern home decor. Its round shape offers seating that is harmoniously distributed around its circumference: the ideal choice for those who like to share pleasant convivial moments with their guests.
Around this elegant table you can set up family dinners or soirees, a "social soul" enhanced by the optional Lazy Susan. The heart of any dining room, a simple piece of furniture becomes a place for sharing, a contemporary domestic hearth.
The visual impact of the structure and top makes Ci a small jewel and a true centrepiece. Regardless of the material you choose, its strong personality will take centre stage. A marble top will never be banal, always unique, always different, a fascinating contrast with the rationality of the industrial style base. For a more minimalist elegance the gloss lacquer will be the perfect choice, while with the matt variant you can play with colours and create an unexpected stylistic language.