An exceptional example of post-war Italian design, this round dining table by Osvaldo Borsani represents the pinnacle of bespoke mid-century craftsmanship. Originally commissioned in the 1950s for a distinguished Milanese family closely connected to Borsani's circle, the piece embodies an exquisite balance of sculptural form, natural materials, and architectural finesse.
The perfectly circular top is crafted from Pakistani onyx, selected for its extraordinary natural patterning. Its warm, translucent veining expresses an almost floral complexity, shifting subtly with light to reveal depth and movement unique to each moment and viewpoint.
Below, the solid walnut base is skillfully carved into an elegant, architectural pedestal that flows organically toward the floor. The walnut has developed a warm, even patina over time, enhancing both the tactile and visual presence of the table.
Designed to be both functional and striking, this table sits comfortably at the intersection of fine art and utilitarian object - ideal for refined residential dining spaces, luxury interiors, or curated design collections.