SESTO Rectangular glass table

Sesto by Piero Lissoni addresses the prime example of the table in its formal essentiality.‎ Strong contemporary plan, made with faultless polish, it is described by the gentility of the rectangular top upheld by the twofold brace base.‎ The apparently basic engineering conceals a refined detail in the development of the leg, where the T-component supporting the top supplements into the trestle.‎ Another uniqueness is accomplished by the juxtaposition of the materials: the metal help; the extra-light glass top, likewise accessible in wood, in dirt and recreated marble Lema's select completions and in porcelain stoneware; the legs in regular debris wood, thermo-treated oak and the new warm pecan L.‎