The 'Leonardo' table, designed by Achille Castiglioni in 1969 and produced by Zanotta, is an iconic reinterpretation of the traditional trestle work table. This piece represents Castiglioni’s design philosophy of elevating "anonymous" archetypal forms through high-quality manufacturing and functional refinement. The structure consists of two adjustable trestles made of steam-treated solid beechwood with a natural finish. The rectangular top is made of wood particles surfaced with white plastic laminate. A key functional feature of the design is its versatility: the height of the top can be adjusted to five different positions by moving the supports along the trestle frames.

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