Lema TRAVERSO Marble table

TRAVERSO is a marble table designed by Carlo Colombo for Lema in 2026.‎ A table that moves through space with clarity, creating connections between material, function, and architecture.‎ The name Traverso evokes the idea of a connecting element, defining a precise balance between calibrated proportions and essential geometries.‎ The elliptical top, paired with inclined legs, conveys stability and dynamism, encouraging a fluid relationship between people and space.‎ Traverso is sculptural, yet never rigid.‎ Its presence anchors the space, expressing both solidity and lightness, elegance and restraint.‎ Material becomes the protagonist: among the other options, the table legs can be crafted using the Re-Glassing technique, a process that regenerates glass from disused solar panels.‎ Reduced in dust and combined with natural binders, the material slowly takes shape, forming a unique mineral surface, with subtle ripples and refined imperfections – traces of time and memory embedded in the glass.‎ As a result, Traverso’s legs go beyond mere support: they become true functional sculptures, embodying a process of renewal, circularity, and responsible luxury.‎ Each configuration enhances density, texture and visual depth, transforming the table into a piece where aesthetics and sustainability meet in a measured and poetic gesture.‎ Further info from manufacturer on TRAVERSO Lema