Othello Dining Table

The Othello dining table was born from an encounter between pure and natural materials. The charm of the expertly processed wood, combined with stone or glass, makes all decorative work superfluous. Roberto Lazzeroni revisits the constructive rigour of 1950s and 1960s Italian design. The solid ash supports, with a moka stain, have the impact of a geometric sculpture. By contrast, the tops are soft and curved in the rectangular version. The clean-edged triangular section is a distinctive feature of the wooden structure and is beautifully echoed in the diamond workmanship along the edges of the tops. The semi-brilliant Fior Di Pesco marble top is treated with a transparent polyester paint that gives it a semi-glossy effect and a silkier feel. This treatment makes the top of the surface more resistant and prevents the absorption of liquids. Read more