Luigi Gorgoni round dining table in elm edition Roche Bobois 1980

This dining table was designed in the 1980s by Italian designer Luigi Gorgoni, and produced in France by Roche Bobois, a leading name in contemporary furniture. Crafted from solid elm wood, it features a round tabletop supported by four rectangular-section legs, creating a silhouette that is both simple and refined.

The tabletop is distinguished by its "airplane wing" edge profile, a subtle detail that brings a sense of lightness and elegance while highlighting the natural beauty of the elm grain. This delicate design choice strikes a perfect balance between solidity and sophistication.

Comfortably seating eight people, the table is ideally suited for smaller interiors, offering a convivial dining solution without compromising on style.

With its minimalist and chic lines, this piece embodies the authenticity of solid wood combined with the timeless modernity of 1980s design. It can seamlessly adapt to a variety of interiors, pairing beautifully with leather chairs for a more sophisticated look, or with fabric seating for a warmer, casual atmosphere.

An emblematic creation of the 1980s, this dining table perfectly reflects Luigi Gorgoni’s elegant design language for Roche Bobois — a blend of functionality, authenticity, and refined modernity.