Rows Dining Table

Characterized by linear shapes and the presence of architecturally inspired symmetries, the Rows collection , designed by Patricia Urquiola for Moroso , expresses, in its sophisticated and minimal geometry, a refined artistic memory. It is distinguished by the presence of a work that is both formal and decorative, a curvilinear section milling inspired by the still life's of Amédée Ozenfant , founder in 1918 of the Purist artistic movement.

The two tables bring the charm and strength of an architectural structure into a space: the Vertical table suggests, with a veiled monumental appeal, the idea of ​​the grooves of a column, while the Diagonal table introduces the use of the oblique line, a geometry which, by its very nature, is able to give the structure greater dynamism.