Blade Dining Table

Designer: G. Soressi
Sale Price $9,948.00 Retail Price $11,703.00
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Blade Dining Table

By Costantini Pietro | Designer: G. Soressi

The Blade Dining Table by the historic luxury Italian manufacturer Costantini Pietro is a striking masterpiece of modern, geometric design. Designed by Giorgio Soressi, it serves as an architectural focal point, renowned for balancing bold structural integrity with highly refined Italian craftsmanship. 

The defining characteristic of the Blade table is its highly architectural, avant-garde base that challenges traditional furniture norms. Rather than standard legs or a single central pedestal, the top is supported by an intricate framework of overlapping, intersecting rectangular shapes. This creates a complex, dynamic base that looks distinctly different from every angle in the room. The geometric base is not a single uniform piece; it utilizes combinations of disparate materials—blending cold metals with warm solid woods or luxurious leathers. This creates a deeply textured, tailored aesthetic that elevates the piece from mere furniture to functional art. 

Costantini Pietro offers an exceptional level of customization, allowing the Blade to be tailored to both transitional and ultra-modern spaces. The table top can be ordered with the premium fine wood available in multiple tailored finishes, including Matte or High-Gloss lacquers, or Metallic toned wood finishes. The intersecting frames are crafted from a combination of materials, typically featuring metal components, such as Chromed metal, Matte Black, Shadow, or Superior metal finishes, or warm accents, such as Solid Beech wood or wrapped leather inserts that contrast against the rigid metal.

The Blade table is perfectly suited for high-end, transitional to contemporary dining rooms that demand a bold statement piece. Because of the aggressive, intersecting angles of the base, it thrives in clean, minimalist spaces where the complex geometry of the table can take center stage without competing with heavily patterned rugs or overly ornate surroundings.