August, table with trestle legs: an apparent lightness
August, the table designed by Roberto Lazzeroni, is a nod to the “complex simplicity” of trestle tables. Born as sturdy work tools around the mid-1900s, over time they have found their place as design pieces within domestic settings. The top, available in different sizes and a variety of materials including marble and wood veneers, is made lighter by a thin thickness.
The supporting trestles, connected by a stretcher with a patinated bronze finish and a slightly curved wooden crossbar, reflect the aesthetic that inspires the table. The legs, available in glossy lacquered finish or ash stained thermo-treated oak, can be combined with the different tops, further expanding the possibilities for compositional customization of the furniture: glossy and matte elements create unique and personal visual combinations that change the appeal of the product and adapt it to multiple settings.
