Mirage 2 Dining Table
From €10,612 incl. VAT
Snake Dining Chair
From €1,511 incl. VAT
Marlene Sideboard
From €1,938 incl. VAT
Wolly Dining Chair
From €843 incl. VAT
Le Mans Dining Chair
From €870 incl. VAT
DA 45 Sideboard
From €1,533 incl. VAT
Glass Up Sideboard
From €1,571 incl. VAT
Katana Sideboard
From €1,857 incl. VAT
Rodin Console Table
From €3,642 incl. VAT
Smooth Dining Table
From €4,118 incl. VAT
Romeo Dining Table
From €4,755 incl. VAT
Ellipse One-Door Glass Cabinet
From €5,590 incl. VAT
Ellipse Two-Door Glass Cabinet
From €7,236 incl. VAT
Ellipse Bar Cabinet
From €10,866 incl. VAT
This page covers the Trilogy dining collection, which pairs modern lines with traditional references, and three current pieces for a room in the same spirit. The Trilogy sideboard shown below lights its mirrored central compartment with LEDs triggered by a motion sensor.
Cantori's Mirage 2 Dining Table takes a top in marble on a wooden undertop, in wood, or in stone. Its base is a curved steel plate.
Marble suits a table kept mainly for hosting; wood is easier to live with when the table also serves as a desk. When the number of guests changes through the year, a round extendable dining table adds places without a second table.
Epoque's Snake Dining Chair belongs to the Exence collection. It is padded with foam and stands on visible feet.
Visible feet keep the floor in view under the table, which makes a full set look lighter. If the table ends need a different model, the wider choice of luxury dining room chairs is the place to look.
Dall'Agnese builds the Marlene Sideboard in two depths, 45 or 54.6 cm, and the shallow version can hang on the wall. Its 22 mm wooden doors are faced in cannete wood veneer or matt lacquer and open with push-pull.
The deeper unit takes serving platters; the shallow one, hung on the wall, leaves the floor clear beneath. In the photographs, Trilogy appears next to the Charme, Hanami and Unique dining sets.
Its central compartment is lined with mirrors and lit from inside by LEDs with a motion detector.
Yes, in its shallow version. Free-standing units sit on the black metal Lama base or on black metal feet H 16.3 cm, and the interior has 8 mm glass shelves.
Marble on a wooden undertop, wood, or stone. All three sit on a curved steel plate base.