Vortex
Category: Tables and coffee tables
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The design of Vortex dining table is born from the idea of giving shape to a dynamic concept, one of explosion and implosion, of uniting what is separate, and, like in Kintsugi philosophy, of precious reconstruction.
The evolution of these concepts, enriched by sophisticated craftsmanship and the pursuit of balance in materials and finishes, results in a rigorous design where materials are pushed to their semiotic peak. Stone and leather divide the space of the top as placeholder elements, enhanced by the refined workmanship of reinforced stitching. The base supports both form and substance of this material synthesis, transforming rigid satin-finished stainless steel into a fluid monolith—strong yet light at the same time. The Sahara Roots stone top is brushed to highlight its veins in a subtle bas-relief, paired with stain-resistant Glitch leather, featured both on the top and along the wing-profiled edge.
Vortex
La Conca
Marble, Leather
2025
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