Furniture, Capriata

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Capriata is a table featuring an unusually narrow and long top. Such proportions, beyond being very practical in certain furniture combinations, allow full visibility of the perfect dimensions of the supporting structure, reminiscent of wood roof trusses. The design is completed with an extensible solution, because instead of stretching, Capriata elongates on both long sides by removing the holding frame and unfolding the extensions contained therein....Read more

Capriata is a table featuring an unusually narrow and long top. Such proportions, beyond being very practical in certain furniture combinations, allow full visibility of the perfect dimensions of the supporting structure, reminiscent of wood roof trusses. The design is completed with an extensible solution, because instead of stretching, Capriata elongates on both long sides by removing the holding frame and unfolding the extensions contained therein. At its maximum extension, this feature almost doubles the surface area.

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