PIETRA Dining Table takes the faceted language of the centre table to a larger, more architectural plane. The top is composed of cut marble segments in a geometric pattern, with thin brass inlays tracing the lines between them – stone treated as an inlaid composition, not a single slab. Depending on the stones chosen, the surface can run from strong contrast, dark against light, to a more tonal drawing, but the logic holds. The outer edge keeps a faceted outline, away from the usual rectangle or circle, and the brass base picks up the same angular geometry, its legs placed to keep the under-table open for seating.