With linear forms and clear-cut symmetries, the Rows collection by Patricia Urquiola is geometrical and minimalist, expressing a refined artistic concept.‎ Doors, side panels and table bases are both formal and decorative.‎ The curved milled edge running the length of the surface is inspired by the nature morte of Amédée Ozenfant, a French writer and painter who founded the Purism movement.‎Urquiola also conveys the expressivity of form in the two rectangular tables.‎ Both pieces show a strong contrast between the solidity of structure, the graphic effect of the surfaces and the linearity of the table top, available in wood, back-painted glass or marble.‎The Vertical table, designed with a nod to classical architecture, brings to mind the fluting of a column.‎ The sculpture influence is even more evident in Diagonal, a table whose perpendicular geometry and oblique lines add more movement to the structure.‎