Glas Italia Vitruvian Dining Table by Piero Lissoni
The Glas Italia Vitruvian Dining Table by Piero Lissoni is an architectural masterpiece, balancing transparency with modern sophistication. Crafted entirely from ultra-clear glass, this dining table is an elegant fusion of art and functionality. The geometric lines and refined proportions highlight Lissoni's minimalist design ethos, making the Vitruvian an ideal centrepiece for contemporary dining spaces. Its clean, sleek silhouette is both bold and understated, allowing the inherent beauty of the glass to take centre stage. Perfect for modern interiors, this table offers an airy, light-filled aesthetic that blends seamlessly with a range of décor styles, epitomizing refined Italian craftsmanship.
Dimension Data
Depth: 90 cm
Height: 74 cm
Width: 220 cm
Have you heard about our free same-day returns? If you're not happy with your item at delivery, we’ll take it back on the spot!
Please note that the items shown together are sold separately unless specified as a set in the title.
Description
The Glas Italia Vitruvian Dining Table by Piero Lissoni is an architectural masterpiece, balancing transparency with modern sophistication. Crafted entirely from ultra-clear glass, this dining table is an elegant fusion of art and functionality. The geometric lines and refined proportions highlight Lissoni's minimalist design ethos, making the Vitruvian an ideal centrepiece for contemporary dining spaces. Its clean, sleek silhouette is both bold and understated, allowing the inherent beauty of the glass to take centre stage. Perfect for modern interiors, this table offers an airy, light-filled aesthetic that blends seamlessly with a range of décor styles, epitomizing refined Italian craftsmanship.
Dimension Data
Depth: 90 cm
Height: 74 cm
Width: 220 cm
Have you heard about our free same-day returns? If you're not happy with your item at delivery, we’ll take it back on the spot!
Please note that the items shown together are sold separately unless specified as a set in the title.
