Turri KYMA Rectangular walnut table

Kyma, designed by Matteo Nunziati for Turri, already declares its essence in its name: the kymàtion, the characteristic undulating moulding of ancient architecture, here translated into a design sign that gives fluidity to the table.‎ The structure in Canaletto walnut wood, solid and imposing, dialogues with the perfection of the top, available in marble or walnut veneer.‎ The metal details, worked with advanced painting techniques, enhance the contrast between material and light, giving the whole a sophisticated essentiality.‎ The Kyma table encapsulates Turri's stylistic evolution: contemporary design and tradition, the result of aesthetic research and craftsmanship, coexist to give space to the company's vision, increasingly oriented towards preserving the excellence of Made in Italy.‎ TECHNICAL INFORMATION Legs: in walnut wood.‎ Top: marble (Onyx on request) or walnut veneered particle board panels.‎ Under top: particle board in Dark Brown matt lacquered single colour.‎ Details and feet: in metal with Forge collection finish.‎ Price increase for the Touch and Allure collections.‎ Not available in the Legacy collection.‎ Inspired by the work of Giovanni Muzio - a crucial character of the artistic movement in the twentieth century - Kyma interprets the tradition through an essential language by transforming classical architectural elements into a contemporary design.‎ Materials and finishing define all the collection furniture: table, sofa, armchair, and coffee tables.‎ Symbol of Italian artisanal tradition and excellence, the company protects the Made in Italy's value, and together with Matteo Nunziati, follows to tell a story made of a balance between interior design and architectural designing as an essential combination which comes true in the accurate materials selection and in their tailor-made manufacturing.‎ Kyma represents the renewed Turri's identity, where the contemporary language meets the heritage without compromising the essence.‎ Further info from manufacturer on KYMA Turri