Sigma Dining Table
The Sigma dining table is creatively loaded and functionally charged. The hollow rectangular bases are geometrically inspired and instantly elevates the room's style. With ample space on top, there's plenty of room to eat and enjoy one another's company. Manufactured in Italy by Cattelan Italia and designed by Philip Jackson, the Sigma dining table is also available as an extended version in the form of Sigma Drive.
The Sigma dining table is available in three sizes, featuring a wood top in various finishes with irregular live edges. The legs come in an array of metal options for added customization.
Designed by
Philip Jackson is a well-respected Italian product designer. He collaborates with many prominent Italian design firms, such as Cattelan Italia. Grand and geometrically inspired, his work commands contemporary appeal and are gorgeous statement pieces. The products have incredible attention to detail and are sustainable for years to come.
Manufactured by
- Designed by Philip Jackson
- Part of the Sigma collection
- Three fixed sizes
- Table top available in an array of wood finishes
- Transparent lacquered metal base
- Also available with extensions, as Sigma Drive
- Manufactured in Italy
- 78¾"W × 39½"D × 29½"H
- 94½"W × 47¼"D × 29½"H
- 118"W × 47¼"D × 29½"H
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Sigma Dining Table
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