The Agora side table shares its round plan and its name with the larger Agora coffee table. Here it is scaled down for a spot beside a sofa or an armchair. The round top is cut from Ombra di Caravaggio marble, prized for its dramatic dark veining, offering a cool, durable surface for a lamp or a drink. 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 is designed to be grouped with the larger Agora coffee table, echoing the round forms of the classical square at different scales.