Dining Table

Launch year: 2022
Material: Natural wood veneer and Stone
Dimensions: 350 x 120 x h74 cm

Stones are the memory of the phases through which the Earth passes during long processes of sedimentation and erosion. In the common undertanding, this material refers to weight, solidity.

On the Fio dining table, the stone gains lightness, giving the impression of floating, while the elements, top and bases, seem to have no thickness.

In this game of planes, the verticality represented by the wood supports the horizontality of the rock. The simplicity of geometric shapes makes room for the protagonism of raw materials.

Launch year: 2021
Material: Natural wood veneer
Dimensions: 300 x 120 x h74 cm

In moments when order is lacking, we search for references able to guide us towards internal structuring. The process of identifying the essentials within chaos directs us towards stability.
The Eco table is an expression guided by reason and search for logic. An echo is a phenomenon in which sound is reflected. It only happens in the presence of an obstacle that is able to guarantee the return of what was dislocated and modified in time and space.
By projecting what is simple and relying on the precision of symmetry and mirroring, balance is achieved with the minimum.

Launch year: 2021
Material: White microtexture
Dimensions: 300 x 120 x h74 cm

Launch year: 2019
Material: Natural wood veneer
Dimensions: Rectangular 200 a 500 x 125 a 146 x h74 cm | Square 130 a 202 x h74 cm

The sinuosity in the design of the top associated with the elliptical bases, which refer to the modernist pillars commonly seen in coastal regions, composes the Litoral table.
Supported on the organically arranged bases the top creates, with its thinning quality, for the observer the impression of a line, that in the intention of designer Jacqueline Terpins, is associated with the mark that the waves print when advancing on the sand.

Launch year: 2015
Material: Natural wood veneer or Lacquered wood
Dimensions: 140 to 500 x 100 to 150 x h74 cm

The Fio table comprehends that minimalism is to be succinct, a challenge that calls for consciousness and reflection. Opting for what is seemingly simple is to actually think about what we value, meeting one another, nature, that which is within us, in both intellectual and emotional content. It opens spaces for the coexistence and interaction, thinks the whole sustainably and rejects the excesses. The bases that sustain it are narrow in the front perspective, creating the illusion that the furniture in wood floats on 3 delicate threads.