The low dining table: a new height for connection
In a world of increasingly fast rhythms, design offers a chance to reconnect.
The low dining table reimagines the act of gathering—less about formality, more about presence. More than just a table with compact proportions, it’s an invitation to slow down, sit closer, exchange glances, and share meaningful moments. With its lowered height and contained shape, the low level dining table becomes the discreet yet beating heart of the living space, where every gesture turns into a ritual and every encounter into a memory.
Cattelan’s Ritz Lounge captures this spirit with precision. Blurring the boundary between a dining table and a coffee table, the Ritz Lounge embodies a new balance between visual elegance and practical function. At 64 cm tall, it becomes a centerpiece for hybrid spaces—lounges designed for a casual dinner or an aperitif, where style and comfort converge.
The sculptural metal base, shaped like a luminous sculpture, reflects light with grace, supporting the top with soft, flowing lines. Whether viewed up close or from afar, the piece radiates harmony. Ideal companions include low armchairs and lounge poufs—elements that enhance the experience of dining slowly.
With Owen by Meridiani, simplicity becomes a refined gesture. Its “super-circle” top—merging square and circular geometries—create a silhouette that feels both delicate and grounded.
In its lounge configuration, this low level dining table speaks of quiet sophistication: the kind of piece that feels at home in compact interiors or in a reading nook meant for rest and reflection. It’s a tribute to pure geometry, but also to the everyday beauty of well-measured spaces. A low dining table that proves restraint can be deeply expressive.
Eero Saarinen’s iconic pedestal table lowers itself to meet new rituals. Reimagined at 66 cm in height, this legendary design embraces a new design language.
Paired with the Klismos chair or a quilted Florence sofa, it invites a more relaxed and fluid use of space.
While preserving its timeless elegance, the table evolves into a charismatic, low level dining table—less rigid, more accessible. It becomes not just an icon, but a companion for contemporary living, where elegance meets innovation.
Solid roots, visionary spirit—Mateo by Molteni&C is more than just a table; it’s a design statement. "I was inspired by the solidity of a company with almost 90 years of history behind it" says Vincent Van Duysen, 'to create something destined to endure in memory.' Mateo is the meeting point between heritage and innovation.
Its central pedestal pays homage to the solidity of grand architecture, symbolizing the enduring nature of meaningful design. Paired with the Porta Volta chair—an unconventional tribute to the city of Milan—it reflects a way of living rooted in lasting values and everyday connection.
Emmanuel Gallina’s Monolith channels the spirit of ancient stones, reinterpreted through a contemporary language. A dolmen-like silhouette is brought to life in warm, tactile materials, forming a sculptural presence that speaks of silent strength.
Though compact in form, it holds the weight of history and the lightness of modernity. A sculptural spaces where beauty unfolds without speaking loudly.
With his distinctive touch, Piero Lissoni crafts for Cassina a collection of tables and coffee tables that celebrates the cylinder in its purest form. Designed for both residential and contract settings, each piece is built with precise proportions and generous volumes—like elements of a miniature architectural composition. Paired with the sinuous lines of the Dudet sofa and armchairs, the collection creates a space conceived as a true sanctuary for relaxation.
These are living room components that don’t demand attention but introduce their presence with subtle elegance—fostering conversation, encouraging closeness, and enhancing the overall experience.
Goya by Arflex turns contrast into poetry. Four cylindrical metal legs support luxurious marble tops—Carrara, Marquinia, Red or Roman Travertine—celebrating the tension between structural simplicity and material opulence.
Whether in the living room or a relaxed dining setting, Goya adapts with ease. Paired with the generous Jules or Brigitte armchairs, this low dining table fosters closeness and conviviality, redefining the dining experience through a softer, more tactile lens.
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