Dining Table By Marzio Cecchi For Studio Most—1970s

Dining table by Marzio Cecchi for Studio Most from the 1970s.
This sculptural table features a glass top and a double-pedestal base connected by two curved ends made of rattan and blue-lacquered wood. We can see how Cecchi’s design achieves a harmony between form and materials; in fact, the modern, geometric lines that characterize the structure are softened by the choice of materials that lend a strong sense of warmth and expressiveness. 

Marzio Cecchi was born in Capalle in 1940 and earned a degree in architecture from the University of Florence. His professional career began very early, at the age of eighteen, but truly took shape during a period of great ferment in Italian design—namely, the 1960s and 1970s. Cecchi’s style blends modernism and Italian tradition with a particular attention to detail and the quality of the materials chosen. His works are often described as eclectic, precisely because of his ability to blend contrasting elements to create an unmistakable harmony.

Dimensions: height 75.5 cm, width 203 cm, depth 116 cm