The Dorico dining table takes its name from the Doric order, the plainest and most solidly proportioned of the classical column styles, prized for structural honesty over decoration. Francesco Molon translates that restraint into a dining table built in Kalu wood, a lightweight engineered material that keeps its generous scale structurally efficient. Painted metal profiles trace the structure, adding a precise, graphic line without competing with the wood's own character. As one of Francesco Molon's Italian dining tables, it belongs to the Prospettiva collection, where classical architecture is reinterpreted in a modern-contemporary key. It is designed to seat a large formal gathering with quiet, structural confidence rather than decorative flourish, suited to interiors that value proportion over ornament.