The lust coffee table, designed by dario nasuti, is a tridimensional exploration of a recurring geometric motif in his work: the double inverted and interconnected "c". This design, which also appears in other elements of the collection like the sofa frame, creates a visual rhythm of solids and voids that defies gravity. Lust perfectly embodies the "invisible architecture" philosophy: an object that appears light and floating, yet possesses a monolithic, sculptural presence capable of defining the entire surrounding environment. craftsmanship: "bones and skin" the creation of lust is an extremely complex process of high-level metalwork, executed entirely by hand in the mechanical district of parma, italy. Each piece begins with a structural "skeleton" of square tubular iron, which is then meticulously covered by a "skin" of iron sheet metal. This double-layer technique requires exceptional welding mastery and long hours of manual finishing to make the surfaces perfectly seamless. The result is a piece of incredible strength that maintains a clean, high-tech aesthetic. versatility & bespoke materials lust is a hybrid object designed to adapt to the collector's needs: table & stool: thanks to its robustness, lust functions as both an accent table and a sculptural stool. For seating purposes, the designer recommends the aluminum version for lightness and portability, while for the table version, iron ensures monumental stability. special finishes: in addition to standard powder coating in any ral color, the "industrial rust" finish is a signature option. In this version, the iron is allowed to oxidize naturally outdoors and then sealed with a protective transparent lacquer, freezing time and transforming oxidation into an artistic texture that is clean to the touch.