2020
“Sesto is a table with two fundamental elements: legs and a top. It is constructed to an architectural scale and maintains this language while paring it down to its very essence: two legs that intersect, a beam that holds them together distributing the weight and a flat surface placed on top, exactly as in a building. It’s no coincidence that it’s called Sesto, which translates as arched, as are the legs.” Piero Lissoni
Photographer - Thomas Pagani
Web Design / Tommaso Cavallini; Text / Alice Caudera, Laura Cucchi, Donatella Brun; Translation / Richard Peace; Content management / Giorgia Maretta, Laura Presti, Constanza Coscia; Web development / Friweb.
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