This page covers a contemporary dining room built from tables, chairs and display storage. The photographs below show long, round and marble-topped Dall'Agnese tables with side chairs; the text sets out three current pieces, from a round lacquered table to a glass cabinet.

A round table with a Lazy Susan

Francesco Pasi's Ellipse Round Dining Table can be fitted with a Lazy Susan. A leather version adds a leather-clad pedestal, Art. 9208 / 9209.

On a round top, a turntable brings every dish within reach of every guest. If the room has to seat more guests on occasion, an italian extendable dining table is the alternative.

Light chairs on wooden bases

The Float Dining Chair by Dall'Agnese measures H 77.5 x W 46.5 x D 54 cm. Its seat and back come in fabric, leather or simil leather, with fixed covers.

Compact chairs keep a round table from feeling crowded once all places are set. Leather covers suit a family table; fabric softens the sound in a room with stone or wooden floors. Compare other luxury dining chairs before fixing the number of seats.

A one-door glass cabinet

For tableware on view, Francesco Pasi builds the Ellipse One-Door Glass Cabinet at H 180 x W 73 x D 50 cm. Its leather version has leather-clad uprights and legs, Art. 9203.

At 73 cm wide it fits beside a door or between windows, where a full sideboard would not. The Dall'Agnese tables in the photographs below show how long, round and marble-topped shapes change the same room.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which finishes does the Ellipse round table come in?

Its structure is in 100 Gloss or matt lacquer: Bianco, Avorio, Tortora, Grigio Milano or Noce Milano. The top is natural rosewood, lacquer or veiled rosewood.

What is the base of the Float chair made of?

Wood, in the Dall'Agnese wood finishes. The seat and back covers are fixed rather than removable.

How is the Ellipse glass cabinet built?

It has a cherry top of 29 mm, solid wood uprights of 80 mm and a back in Tanganyika walnut plywood, 8 mm. The door is glass.

December 7th, 2022

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