Labium, Roman Travertine Shaped Side Table, Dainellistudio For Somaschini, Italy

In the shapes, as in the name, a clear reference to a musical wind instrument. An impeccable workmanship oftravertine that highlights in the hollowed-out part of the throat the unique characteristics of this stone.An unexpected design that seems to expel the specific weight of the material in which it is made.The shape implies its inspiration, in fact in music it represents the typical shape of some wind instruments.Monolithic milled structure in solid Roman Travertine.The classic Roman open-pore “Travertino” is a type of marble with a strong material impact and it is wonderfully pleasant to the touch.