Ultraleggera Round Table
Category: Tables and coffee tables
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The ULTRALEGGERA TABLE is a continuation of the ultralightness narrative. The solution provided by the table is an attractive design expression, but a unique functionality as well. The lightweight feature makes the table ultra-easy to move.
The ULTRALEGGERA TABLE expresses our exploration of the “lightweight index,” meaning the study of weight-to-strength ratio. Thanks to FiDU technology, we maximize the potential of metal, bringing revolutionary objects into the light of design, functionality and durability.
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