Inspired by a sailboat, this table aims to convey lightness, tension, and strength, despite its size. It is part of the collection that speaks of Tulita, Ellis, and Borromeo, representing a continuous thought, almost like a common thread.

D’Este is also at its best in the two-legged version, in a reduced width of 250 cm with a top in Canaletto walnut wood. It is proposed in this new guise to enrich new environments from the most classic to the most contemporary. When the top is made of marble, it is as precious as the expression of the entire slab of a stone that excites and when it is made of wood, the touch becomes softer and more classic, the visual impact becomes more canonical but at the same time it knows how to be captivating.