The Agora coffee table takes its name from the agora, the open circular gathering square that formed the civic heart of the ancient Greek city. Francesco Molon translates that idea of a round, communal meeting point into a coffee table built for the centre of the living room. The round top is cut from Ombra di Caravaggio marble, prized for its dramatic dark veining. The structure beneath combines solid wood, lacquered to a glossy finish, with painted metal profiles that trace its silhouette. Marble is a natural, porous material, so the top should be protected from spills and cleaned only with non-abrasive products. As one of Francesco Molon's Italian coffee tables, it belongs to the Prospettiva collection, where classical architecture is reinterpreted in a modern-contemporary key. It pairs naturally with the smaller Agora side table for a coordinated group.