The Versilia table is inspired by an architectural form. It is characterized by a pair of longitudinal arches, each made of two slender elements covered in leather and joined together to become a true beam.
Between these two parallel arches, which define the long sides of the table, lies the top: a "ribbon" in wood, which folds over the short sides and creates the end ribs. A solid bridge structure that makes it possible to build large tables that are fully usable, as the thin, angular legs take up minimal space and allow for free use of the area for chairs along both spans.