A table drawn in one line.
A round top. One leaning post. A boomerang on the floor.
Vigevano is three pieces of wood and nothing else. The post rises at an angle from the corner of the base and meets the top near its middle. From the side, the whole table reads as one stroke.
The base is low and flat, so it slides close to a chair or the end of a sofa. The top sits at 20 inches, just above seat height, with room for a coffee, a small vase or a stack of books.















