








A rare and highly sophisticated coffee table designed by the architect Augusto Romano during the 1940s. This piece is a masterful example of the eclectic and experimental approach to materials that characterized Italian high-end cabinetry during the mid-20th century. The central top features a vibrant glossy orange lacquered wood finish, providing a bold chromatic contrast to the organic textures of its frame. The top is encased in a distinctive decorative border composed of alternating sections of interwoven rope and cane (Canna d'India), showcasing exquisite craftsmanship. The structure is supported by four uniquely shaped tapered triangular legs, a signature geometric detail of Romano’s architectural language that lends the piece a sense of dynamic lightness.