A table that boldly traverses the space, creating connections between material, function, and architecture.
Traverso encapsulates, in its very name, the idea of an element that fosters relationships, defining a point of equilibrium between refined proportions and essential geometries. The elliptical top, complemented by angled legs, conveys both stability and dynamism, encouraging a seamless relationship between people and their surroundings.
Traverso is sculptural, yet never rigid. Its presence becomes the natural focal point of the space, harmonizing lightness and solidity, elegance and restraint. The material takes center stage: the table legs can be crafted in Re-Glassing, a regenerated glass derived from the recovery of decommissioned solar panels. Reduced to powder and combined with natural binders, this material slowly takes shape, creating a unique mineral substance with delicate ripples and precious imperfections that speak to the passage of time and the memory of glass.
Thus, the Traverso legs become much more than a mere support: they are true functional sculptures, bearing witness to a process of renewal, circularity, and conscious luxury. Every configuration enhances density, texture, and visual depth, transforming the table into an object that unites aesthetics and sustainability in a measured and poetic gesture.
Traverso interprets the table as an element that connects space, people, and material, featuring balanced proportions and essential geometries. The top, available in rectangular, oval, or ovaloid shapes, can be crafted in marble, thermo-treated oak, clay, or porcelain stoneware, while the base is available in regenerated Re-Glassing glass or marble coordinated with the top. Angled legs ensure stability and dynamism, giving the table a sculptural and harmonious presence within the living space.
Woods
Clays
Marbles
Reconstructed marbles
Porcelain stoneware
Woods
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For technical reasons, the colours displayed are indicative and may differ from the original.
Heat-treated oak wood
Clays
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Clay G111 Polvere
Clay G101 Creta
Clay G116 Ardesia
Clay G126 Pece
Marbles
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Superwhite marble
Carrara white marble
Celadon white marble
Calacatta vagli marble gold
Red cipollino marble
Marquinia black marble
Black portoro imperiale marble
Red Lepanto marble
Green alpi marble
Grey Stone
Reconstructed marbles
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For technical reasons, the colours displayed are indicative and may differ from the original.
Reconstructed marble white candoglia
Reconstructed marble green malachite
Reconstructed marble blue lapislazzuli
Reconstructed marble black belgianblue
Porcelain stoneware
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For technical reasons, the colours displayed are indicative and may differ from the original.
Stoneware Calacatta gold glossy A
Stoneware Laurent glossy
Marbles
Re-Glassing
Marbles
Disclaimer:
For technical reasons, the colours displayed are indicative and may differ from the original.
Carrara white marble
Calacatta vagli marble gold
Red cipollino marble
Marquinia black marble
Black portoro imperiale marble
Red Lepanto marble
Re-Glassing
Disclaimer:
For technical reasons, the colours displayed are indicative and may differ from the original.
Re-Glassing Dark
Wood veneer/reconstituted marble/clay finish version material: MDF with 10/10 edge
Thickness: 40 mm, variable geometry
Marble/stone version material: marble – stone
Thickness: 20 mm, variable geometry
Porcelain stoneware version material: porcelain stoneware
Thickness: 12 mm
Re-Glassing Dark version material: Re-Glassing Dark through-body recycled glass
Marble version material: marble
Carlo Colombo
Designer and architect, Carlo Colombo graduated in Architecture from the Polytechnic University of Milan in 1993, beginning a professional journey that integrates design, industrial product marketing, graphic design, and exhibition setups. Over the years, he has collaborated with leading names in the contemporary design scene, earning prestigious international awards, including Designer of the Year (2004), the Red Dot Design Award, and the Elle Decor International Design Award. In 2013, together with Paolo Colombo, he founded the A++ studio in Lugano, specializing in large-scale architecture and interior design projects, with offices in Zurich, New York, Miami, and Dubai. Since 2025, the A++ studio has taken on the artistic direction of LEMA, initiating a new design era based on an integrated and contemporary vision of the brand. His works have been exhibited in major galleries and international museums, including the Weserburg Museum of Modern Art in Bremen, the Museum für Angewandte Kunst Köln, the Triennale di Milano, and MARCA – Museum of Arts of Catanzaro.Related products
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