Designer Vincent Van Duysen gently flared and vertically sliced the cylindrical pedestal base of Molteni&C’s Mateo table, exposing an open furrow as an unexpected detail. The round or oval tops also taper slightly to enhance the table’s character.
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Designer Vincent Van Duysen gently flared and vertically sliced the cylindrical pedestal base of Molteni&C’s Mateo table, exposing an open furrow as an unexpected detail. The round or oval tops also taper slightly to enhance the table’s character.