Designed by Gino Carollo, the ROSHI Shell Base Dining Table is built with a ceramic surface bonded to a glass substrate and reduced to a 14 mm edge, a technique that gives the stone-effect top its lightness while keeping it resistant to heat, scratches and staining under daily use. The base is cut and folded from metal sheet, then hand-painted in the Zanè workshop; the open shell and the closed cylinder brace one another so the long top needs no cross rail, leaving legroom uninterrupted along both sides. Made-to-measure lengths are available, and the same architecture is offered with an arched base for a lighter reading, making the family adaptable to private dining rooms, executive meeting spaces and restaurant projects.