Plinto by Meridiani: Andrea Parisio’s sculptural table and its many pairings
Stability is at the heart of Plinto, whose name comes from plinthus, the Latin word for a column’s base. Andrea Parisio transforms that architectural reference into a table with sculptural presence: a monolithic base, a light frame, and a surface that can be customized in a variety of forms and finishes. The result is endlessly versatile, yet always refined.
The beauty of Meridiani’s Plinto table is in its quiet adaptability. It has presence without overwhelming the room, fitting naturally into a variety of settings. In modern dining or living spaces, it acts as a central anchor, connecting seamlessly with the pieces around it.
In dining settings, Plinto pairs harmoniously with the Rider chair and the Charlot pouf. The essential, geometric lines of Rider echo the table’s sculptural frame, while Charlot adds a soft, tactile counterpoint that completes the atmosphere with elegance.
Paired with the Rider chair and Hardy stool, Plinto takes on a stronger character. The chair’s clean lines and the stool’s striking form highlight the table’s bold geometry, creating a setting that is pared-back yet full of personality.
When combined with the Odette chair, Plinto reveals a softer side. The chair’s delicate lines temper the table’s sculptural weight, shaping a contemporary atmosphere of understated elegance and clarity.
In its most dramatic guise, Plinto is matched with the finely tailored Lolyta armchair and the Sputnik lamp, shaping a setting that is elegant, expressive, and visually striking.
Combined with Nora and Emilia, Plinto shapes a conversational space: Nora offers volume, Emilia lends delicacy, and the table blends them in a composition where fullness and openness coexist in balance.
With the Tattoo chair—fully upholstered in leather with exposed stitching—Plinto creates a striking contrast. The mix of forms and materials shapes a dining setting with bold character, bringing craftsmanship to the forefront.
In a combined living–dining space, Plinto sits alongside the Amadeus wall unit, the Emilia chair, and the Nina bench. Together they form a composition that feels unified and versatile, with the table anchoring the arrangement.
Meridiani's Plinto is more than a table—it’s a design piece that grounds the room with presence and clarity. Every combination brings out a different side of its character, showcasing materials in new ways and creating interiors that feel considered and complete.
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