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Brion B is a table inspired by Carlo Scarpa’s Brion Tomb — an absolute masterpiece of twentieth-century Italian architecture. From that work, marked by the dialogue between geometry and spirituality, arises a form that unites sculpture, architecture, and design.
The barrel-shaped top, with its organic, tapered lines, rests on an architectural base intersected by circular openings that evoke the symbolic thresholds of the mausoleum, reinterpreting its interplay of solids and voids.
Crafted with a top in natural marble or fine wood, Brion B interprets Scarpa’s language in a contemporary way, transforming material into a gesture of memory and formal purity.
A statement table designed for representative or dining spaces of strong character, where the power of material meets the lightness of architectural form.
