When two schools of thought come together, something exhilarating can result, and here architecture meets interior design. Epsilon, the representation of the dining table created by Manzoni & Tapinassi, is a design that unites these two worlds. The base stands tall and sturdy, both in design and functionality, while the top is enriched by an interplay of metal and wood, made by carving and cutting the surface following the configuration of the base.
The materials also show what is possible with the mocha oak or sucupira finish contrasted with micaceous brown metal, oxy grey metal, brass, or titanium in the metal insert. The result is an object with a strong dynamic personality that, rich in individual style, shows how two worlds can combine to create something that conveys a unique suggestion.
