Mille Glass Dining Table by Bonaldo

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The Mille dining table by Bonaldo simply reverses the basic rule of table construction: instead of four legs, an entire … Read more The Mille dining table by Bonaldo simply reverses the basic rule of table construction: instead of four legs, an entire array of slender, chrome-plated round tubes. Bartoli Design developed the design from a single geometric element, the cylinder, and replicated it so often, arranging it in a rhythm of volume and void that the group resembles trees in a forest—instinctively correct, without any discernible grid. The clear glass tabletop offers a completely unobstructed view of this sculpture, making the base the true focal point. At 220 × 100 cm, this version is one of the larger sizes in the series and offers ample space for a full table. Because the legs are clustered in the center rather than at the corners, nothing gets in the way at the ends—chairs can be freely positioned along the entire length. The clear glass rests on chrome-plated steel, a combination that, even in this size, takes up hardly any visual space and almost dissolves in a bright dining room. I have official proof of authenticity such as vintage catalogs,
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