Designed by Giorgio Bonaguro for Carpanese Home, Tachi C is a console table defined by organic forms and carefully balanced proportions, born from the meeting of memory and contemporary gesture. The project stems from a reinterpretation of certain archetypes of Italian design from the late 1970s. Its name evokes a long, curved Japanese sword – a symbol of dynamism, precision and controlled strength. These qualities become the formal principles of the design: the continuous tension of the curved top, the sense of momentum and balance, and the relationship between mass and lightness. This reference also takes shape in the metal undershelf, a continuous and luminous element that runs through the structure like a suspended blade. Here lies the identity of the entire Tachi collection – composed of two desks and a console – objects that are at once classic and radically contemporary. More than functional pieces, they interpret the desk and console as domestic and professional landscapes: places for concentration, movement and interaction with space and architecture.Legs and Top in 34 Miele (5 Gloss), metal plate in Bronze Metal.Unique for its wide range of finishes, from wood essences to lacquers, from marbles to fabrics. Other Finishes/materials available.The item can be fully customized.