Richer

by Rodolfo Dordoni

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Richer works from one simple structural idea: two thin discs of satin-finished aluminium, joined by a curved band that acts as both the base of the table and a visual counterpoint to the flat, quiet surfaces above and below it. That combination of a light metal top and base with one connecting curve is what gives the table its rounded, lightweight look rather than the more rigid feel of a table built on straight legs.

The two aluminium discs are finished in a satin Malt colour and only 6 mm thick, while the curved band between them is clad in brushed larch veneer with an open-pore Licorice lacquer finish, so the metal reads as thin and precise while the wood band gives the piece some warmth and grip for the eye. It sits on a base finished in matt black lacquer with adjustable feet. Richer comes in two sizes with different proportions, and the shorter of the two adds a rotating disc built into its base as a Lazy Susan tray, turning it into a small serving surface as well as a table.

Its light, rounded profile makes Richer suited to sitting right beside a sofa or a lounge chair, somewhere a boxier table would feel heavier than the seating around it. The taller, narrower size reads more like a slim side table tucked into a gap, while the shorter, wider version with its swivel tray works well wherever small objects need to be kept close and easy to reach, such as beside a reading chair. Because the top and base are both thin metal discs, the table also works well doubled up at slightly different heights next to one longer sofa.

For full specifications, materials, and configuration options, visit the Minotti official website.