Maxwell Dining Table

A simple shape enhances the exceptional personality of the special stone finishes that completely cover the internal steel frame, rendering it invisible. The grains in the marble, the varying shades of colors, and the mosaic of minerals — the result of the millenary process of the metamorphosis of the stone — are skillfully brought to light in all their beauty.

The stone table top’s rounded corners and slightly tapered edge, in contrast with the distinctly linear and angled legs, imbue the table with an elegant lightness, and is emblematic of Massimo Castagna’s approach to materials and innovative designs.

Born on 13 November 1957, Massimo Castagna graduated in architecture in 1984 from Milan Politecnico; he began his professional activities in 1986, founding the studio AD architettura. He has gained considerable professional experience in the field of architecture, interior design, art direction and design in the furnishing sector. One of his major creations has been the “Piramide” laboratory the Everest-K2-CNR scientific committee for the Italian National Research Council, which was built in Nepal beginning in 1991 at an altitude of 5050 m., to be used as a high-altitude research laboratory, a project selected for the 18th Milan Triennale.