Tresse Città Table

The Città Table reads almost like a fragment of architecture: its sequence of slender, braided metal legs forms a rhythm of arches beneath a monolithic stone top. The metal appears drawn and twisted into place, giving the structure a sense of movement, while the carved surface above grounds it with weight and stillness.

There is a quiet tension between repetition and variation, echoing the cadence of vaulted interiors and historic ironwork, reimagined here in a lighter, more fluid register.