In the living room, the coffee table is the most touched piece, the more surrounded and more looks. It is the one that is always at the center of the scene, literally, and that is why your choice matters more than what is sometimes believed. It not only has to be functional and resistant, but it must fit with the sofa, with the carpet, with the light of space and with the visual rhythm of the whole. The center-moon table understands that role and resolves it with a proposal that has both sensible and elegant: circular shape, natural oak finish, open structure with lower shelf and a character that connects effortlessly with the most valued interiors of contemporary decoration. The circular form is undoubtedly the first and most important design decision of the luna. In a living room where sofas, shelves, frames and furniture tend to be built on straight lines and angles, a round table introduces a soft and organic counterpoint that relieves the rigidity of the whole and provides fluency to circulation. The corners that do not exist do not hit, do not dodge or interrupt the passage, which makes the round table a specially intelligent option in medium or reduced-size rooms where the ease of movement around the furniture is a real value. With 74.4 cm in diameter, the luna has the right size to preside over the center of the room without exceeding the sofa space or invading the area of passage, offering a sufficient board surface to place glasses, cups, remote control, an open book or any element of use usual during an afternoon in the living room. The finish of the luna is natural oak in the whole piece, from the board to the legs, passing through the lower shelf and the structural elements that connect them. This finish, bright and soft vein, has that quality of the honest materials that do not age badly but earn with time, which are easily integrated into different decorative contexts and that always transmit that feeling of warmth and naturalness that the Living room needs to feel like a real place and not like a showcase. The natural oak of the luna is clearer and more uniform than the artisan oak of other range furniture, which makes it especially suitable for luminosity and visual lightness, where the white of the walls, natural light and neutral tones They are the protagonists of the environment. The structure of the Moon is one of its most interesting features from the constructive and aesthetic point of view. Four fine rectangular section legs hold the upper board and, at half height, are joined by a lower circular shelf that divides the structure into two levels. This shelf is not a merely decorative element: with 34.25 cm useful radius and 13.2 cm of free height between it and the upper board, it offers an open storage space perfectly sized for magazines, large format books, decorative baskets or any object that you want to have hand But he does not always need to be on the table. Its presence also adds a layer of visual depth to the table, making the piece with more body and more presence than a simple board table on legs, and contributes to the structural stability of the whole when acting as a circular crossbar that rigidizes the leg system. The height of the luna, 45.4 cm, places it in the usual range of the living room center, perfectly coordinated with the standard seat height of a conventional sofa, which is around 40-45 cm. This proportion guarantees that the table is at a comfortable and natural height to support the arm, leave a cup or take a book without having to crouch or stretch. It is a height that invites the use, which makes the table always available without storbar, which disappears in space when it is not needed and appears exactly where you have to be when you are looking for it. The fine section of the legs of the luna is another detail that deserves attention. Unlike the dining tables of the collection, where the robust rectangular section legs transmit solidity and structure, the legs of the center table are betting on a greater thinness that brings visual lightness to the whole and allows the circular board to look like Float on them with a certain grace. This design decision is consistent with the use of the piece: a coffee table does not have to withstand the weight of a meal or pressure from a long meeting, but accompany the sofa with discretion and elegance, and fine legs communicate exactly that. The center luna table fits with great ease in nordic or scandinavian inspirational salons, where natural oak, organic forms and constructive simplicity are central values of the decorative proposal. But it also works very well in more eclectic or contemporary interiors, where the roundness of the board can act as a counterpoint to more angular furniture, and in Japandi aesthetic environments, that current that fuses Japanese sobriety with The Nordic warmth and has in the natural wooden round tables one of its most recognizable icons. Combined with a carpet of natural fibers, a sofa in fabric in neutral tones and a simple design lamp, the moon has all the ingredients to become the visual and functional center of a well-thought and well-solved room.
