The Air dining table, designed by Daniel Simonini, is a manifesto on balance. The piece challenges the traditional perception of wood furniture and appears to float in the space, uniting striking architectural presence with an almost aerodynamic lightness.
The legs are true sculptures: robust panels that taper elegantly until resting on exclusive support bases. This “hourglass” detail ensures extreme stability while, at the same time, creating visual breathing room, as if the table were touching the floor on tiptoe. Grooves on the base and top reinforce this sense of lightness.