Trevi

Matteo Nunziati took his inspiration from baroque art for this set of small round tables. The overlapping convex top resembles drapery stirred by the wind. It is as if they are hanging in the air. A typical effect of painters and architects from the seventeenth-century. Rome and its iconic Trevi fountain gave the tables their name. Pewter-colored metal frame and eucalyptus and oak tops are the finishes available.