Arpa Dining Table by Giopato & Coombes

The dining table Arpa designed by Giopato & coombes is composed of a structure with a double set of legs distributed onto two concentric circles but merged into a single structural entity. The “outer” leg takes up the classic cabriolet leg, but turned upside-down, and refers to the Queen Anne Style, which developed in the early 18th century in England. The central pedestal on the other hand, reflects the Regency style of the 19th century. The complicated construction supports a simple whitened grey oak oval top which, linear and unadorned, emphasizing the outline below.