I designed this small table for the exhibition “The table: desire, drawing, project,” held in Milan in 1983, where various authors reflected on this piece of furniture so closely related to architecture. Since Matteo Grassi was a prestigious Italian company specializing in leather treatment, I thought of a minimalist table intended for working in the domestic sphere, where leather took on three forms: rigid in the cleats and wheels of the base, padded on the tabletop, and loose and flexible in the side pouches that could hold documents and small desk objects.

(Out of production)