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Luigi Massoni walnut Clessidra round dining table by Mobilia, Italy, 1960s
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Round Walnut Dining Table Produced by Mobilia in the 1960s, Designed by Luigi Massoni
Creating a table like this requires exceptional craftsmanship, blending meticulous overall design with construction rooted in traditional woodworking techniques. The walnut wood used showcases a warm and inviting tone, while the linear inlay on the tabletop offers an aesthetically pleasing texture.
This spirit permeates many works by Luigi Massoni, a designer and architect from the Marche region, who skillfully bridged the traditional craftsmanship of his homeland with sophisticated, thoughtfully studied design. His approach resonates with the design school lineage that traces back to Carlo De Carli.
The presented table, named "Clessidra," reaches the pinnacle of its concept in the leg supporting the tabletop. The tapered shape, narrow at the center, is reminiscent of the ancient hourglass. It is as if the designer plays with time, crafting lines that, through their simplicity and immediacy, appear timeless. This piece, imbued with unique personality, continues to successfully engage with contemporary taste.
Dimensions: Diameter 120cm, Height 74.5cm - More Information
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