Conte Casa DINNER AT EIGHT Round marble table with Lazy Susan

When George Cukor directed Dinner at Eight in 1933, he had at his disposal a cast including nearly a dozen of the biggest Hollywood stars of the era.‎ The dinner that gives the film its title is the moment toward which everything builds, the preparation for it a staging of life itself.‎ The eponymous table’s circular geometry, divided into segments, forms a dodecahedron that invites celebration of the seating arrangement, as it guides each diner with graphic precision.‎ The triangular, radiating sections of the tabletop, with their carefully crafted veneers, converge on the center as if reinforcing unity, dialogue, and shared conviviality.‎ The tabletop is supported by a sophisticated interplay of vertically folded panels, which draw toward the table’s core while at the same time expanding outward, creating a play of light and shadow.‎ The delicately contoured panels are finished in leather and edged with solid wood—elements that enrich the table’s presence with a measured elegance.‎ Dinner at Eight Table upolsterd in Cuoio Nero, in black Ash and top in Patagonia Marble.‎ Structure: Wood available in various finishes and colors Upholstery: Leather available in various colors Top: in marble or wood in different finishes Further info from manufacturer on DINNER AT EIGHT Conte Casa