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Saragosse Tables by Ligne Roset

For his recent Saragosse series of elegant tables for Ligne Roset, Belgian design Alain Gilles took inspiration from a somewhat unexpected source – the architecture of large-scale brutalist motorway bridges. 

Marble table with four wooden legs

With Saragosse, the supporting piers are translated into four circularly arranged feet, with a bevelled edge marking the transition from base to surface similar to a major motorway interchange. 

Tables and chairs by Ligne Roset

The rigorous design also presents two contrasting materials – solid ash wood and stone – as one sculptural form, subtly detailed with curves and bevels. Ligne Roset’s Saragosse is offered as an occasional table and a coffee table with black ashes bases and an Indian Green or Marron Emperador marble top.

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