Description
The Arco table rests on delicate curved wooden legs, expressing a design of great balance and harmony. It is a versatile furnishing element, perfect for enhancing any environment with value. The top is available in a wide range of exclusive finishes: porcelain stoneware (including the new Travertine finish), wood, marble, and artistic glass.
Arco table reinterprets classical architecture with a thermo-curved wooden base inspired by the round arch. It combines tradition and modernity, solidity and lightness in an elegant design. The top, available in marble effect ceramics and other fine finishes, enhances its prestige. Equipped with an extension system, Arco adapts with versatility, becoming the centre of timeless moments of sharing.
The Arco table is reborn in its Maxi version. Two elegant wood-covered arches support the large printed glass top, which highlights the grain of the precious finish, available in a choice of Crystal Calacatta or Calacatta Black.
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Designer
Angelo Tomaiuolo
“Attention to soft lines, hidden mechanisms, and subtle beauty.”
Angelo Tomaiuolo graduated with honors in Architecture from the University of Florence in 2001. He later collaborated with renowned studios including Matteo Thun & Partners and Massimiliano Fuksas, contributing to significant international projects such as the Armani Ginza Tower in Tokyo. In 2007, he founded his own design studio in Florence, focusing on industrial design, interior architecture, lighting, exhibitions, and retail design, with a strong emphasis on technological innovation and environmental sustainability.
In 2008, Tomaiuolo received a bronze medal at the International Design Competition of the Seoul Design Olympiad for his Dancing Water architecture and landscape project. In 2009, he was selected for Young Blood 8, recognizing emerging Italian talent internationally. His studio has since developed numerous architectural and product-design projects for leading furniture and home-furnishing companies, creating designs characterized by soft lines, refined proportions, hidden mechanisms, and understated elegance.
