Flatiron table

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The unconventional and asymmetrical architecture of the Flatiron table, a modern design wooden table, also available in marble, defines its identity, creating a scenic presence with a strong visual impact. The top, characterised by a slightly trapezoidal shape and soft, curved edges, is available in three sizes, enhancing the versatility of a modern table designed to integrate naturally into prestigious residential environments. To meet different design needs, the Flatiron table is available in different versions: Mono or Double Material. The Mono Material version, with a wooden top and base for a highly harmonious overall vision, is available in either trapezoidal or round shapes. The Double Material version features a marble base that elegantly matches the wooden top, or a top in either glass or ceramic resting on a wooden base. A further option is the Free Combination, which allows for a free combination of different essences of wood for the top and lacquered wooden base in lead and bronze tones. The structure of this marble or wooden design table, as well as its name, draws inspiration from the New York Fuller Building skyscraper, known as the “Flatiron” thanks to its unmistakable shape similar to an iron: the building became iconic thanks to the shot taken in 1903 by the American photographer Alfred Stieglitz, who immortalized its innovative shape, transforming it into a symbol of modern architecture. Designed by Mauro Lipparini