Side Tables

GUBI Mategot Trolley - The master and founder of the innovative and groundbreaking technique Rigitulle, where perforated metal is combined with metal tubing, Mathieu Matégot, designed his tea trolley between 1953 and 1954.

GUBI Paper Side Table - Inspired by the geometrical beauty of lined paper sheets on top of each other, the Paper Coffee Table by GamFratesi plays with the use of veneers that change directions on the circular table top.

GUBI TS Round Side Table - The TS Coffee Table creates a sophisticated and sculptural aesthetics for any room with its characteristic slender legs, beautifully crossing details and contrasting solid circular table top.

The Flowers side tables are the ultimate in sleek design, with subtly irregular, elliptical petals in lacquered wood resting on slender metal structures. The clear 1950s influence is synonymous with the style of designer Roberto Lazzeroni, who opts for lacquered tops to bring vibrancy and warmth to the domestic space. Available in two heights and four dimensions, the Flowers tables can be used individually or as part of a group.

Striking a perfect balance between sophisticated minimalism and expressive impact, the Francis coffee table has an intriguing silhouette that effortlessly fits into living spaces. The monolithic, circular shapes that make up the base and top of the coffee table are reminiscent of the fairy chimneys in Cappadocia, an exotic region where nature rules supreme.

The distinctive feature of the Gullwing table, a curved wing with a strong, assertive character, is interpreted as a semi-column supporting the slender, stylishly shaped tops of the Gullwing coffee table. Its asymmetrical shape, featuring a cantilevered top and base, makes it possible to place it sideways next to the sofa or front-facing as a support surface, ideal for positioning your legs when used as a desk, for studying and working comfortably seated on the sofa.