“Careful: this table moves, but it isn’t a workbench. But neither is it simply a table. It is both, and indeed it possesses an amphibious nature. It is born from a fascination with mechanics and to reveal what is normally hidden, but also from the audacity of thinking that an instrument for work can be dressed in glass and not fall from grace, as happens to certain fairytale characters. Consequently, you can use it as you see fit: raising it and lowering it according to need. children, just like the architect who designed it, will have great fun watching it rise and fall, imagining that they are in possession of an object that has slipped out of a workshop to become the most faithful pet of the household”
Piero Lissoni, Living Divani.
