Tonda is a round table that translates the formal language of classical architecture into a contemporary piece of furniture. The circular tabletop rests on a sculptural base inspired by the floor plan of a Palladian villa, where symmetry, rhythm, and proportion are central. The base forms an architectural composition of solid volumes, arranged within a geometric scheme. As in Palladio’s villas, a harmonious tension emerges between the centre and periphery, support and load, monumentality and refinement. The circular top embodies equality and connection: everyone around the table shares the same position, without hierarchy. In contrast, the base introduces a layered complexity that gives the table its distinct identity.

Tonda carries the essence of the 5.8 collection: a rational logic subtly disrupted by poetic tension. The organic grain of the wood softens the strictness of the geometry, making the table both firmly grounded and invitingly tactile.

More than just a table, Tonda is an architectural gestur: a contemporary interpretation of classical proportions, translated into a collectible piece that unites calm, order, and beauty