The merging of wood and metal is the concept upon which this table is based. The combination of these two materials, a warm one and a cold one, and the various finishes that can be obtained, provide a remarkable flexibility for positioning Trivolta in several types of places.
Just like the original rectangular version, the metal plates are fixed through the wooden core in order to compose the top. As a result, three vaults are created to keep the entire table structure solid and stable.
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