The Luna sideboard belongs to Francesco Molon's Eclectica collection, where Art Deco geometry meets a contemporary sense of scale. The lime wood structure is lacquered to a glossy finish, then detailed by hand with silver leaf and mother-of-pearl accents along its edges. Its top combines ebony makassar wood with honey onyx insets, a pairing that plays dark, dense grain against warm, glowing stone. Metal handles, feet and sphere details complete the piece, adding a cool, reflective counterpoint to the lacquered wood. It is compact enough for an apartment dining room while still reading as a genuine statement piece. Honey onyx is a naturally porous stone, so the top should be kept away from prolonged moisture and cleaned only with non-abrasive products. Among Francesco Molon's Italian sideboards, the Luna stands out for combining several materials and techniques within a single, cohesive silhouette. It is designed for interiors that treat Art Deco as a living, contemporary language rather than a period style.