Structure & Frame :

Designed by Mario Ferrarini, the Syn 956/TC dining table explores the relationship between multiform volumes that intersect to create a single majestic piece. The structure's core is a base featuring two seemingly distant shapes—a parallelepiped and a cylinder—that combine to form the central support. This base is composed of a marble foundation paired with a central leg in solid ash wood.



Top & Materials :

This model features a circular top available in either ash wood or marble. The design is centered on an interplay of diverse materials, specifically combining the natural warmth of wood with the substantial presence of stone.



Shelves & Storage :

As a sculptural dining table, the Syn 956/TC focuses on its bold architectural silhouette and material combinations. The design maintains a rigorous and clean profile, prioritizing the visual impact of the intersecting geometric volumes over utility storage features.



Design & Aesthetic :

The Syn collection investigates the union of different geometric forms into a unique piece of furniture. The contrasting shapes of the base create a sophisticated, modern aesthetic where the heart of the project lies in the intersection of the marble cylinder and the wooden parallelepiped.



Functionality & Placement :

This table is ideal for indoor residential dining rooms or high-end commercial spaces. Its circular form and central pedestal base allow for flexible seating arrangements, making it a functional centerpiece for contemporary interiors.


Finishes & Customization :

The table offers several default combinations as per the collection. Base Availabled in Matt or Glossy White Carrara marble or Travertino Romano. Leg & Wood Top Available in various ash wood stains including Beige, Biscuit, Moka, Dark Grey, Wengé, Carbon, and Walnut. Marble Top Can be specified in White Carrara marble (Matt or Glossy) to match the base.

Dimensions & Configuration :

Model 956/TC features a diameter of 128 cm (50 ½") and a total height of 75 cm (29 ¾"). It is part of a family that also includes a larger rectangular version (956/TR) with a double central leg.