Table Arketipo Oracle

Finding balance has become a complex art, both in life and in the most material manifestations of our daily lives; Oracle has been described as "an illusion", a "structure that conforms to the law of interior physics" and even "a central point". Oracle's goal is to find balance in its structural form. The base is a complex product: three metal circles that meet at different points, demonstrating that elegance can be art and that luxury can go beyond borders, available in micaceous brown, brass, titanium and oxy gray. The top can be circular or oval in shape and is available in mocha oak or sucupira and Emperador or Niveo White marble with the Lazy Susan rotating tray, which fits perfectly into the table. The only way in which the original Oracle design could be improved to enhance its lightness, balance and harmony was to highlight what makes it unique: the structure of the base. The latter became visible through an invisible element: glass. Oracle didn't get rid of what made it unique, on the contrary it made it more visible. Oracle shows us that rooms can find a balance, just know how to find it.

TECHNICAL FEATURES:

• BASE: metal, finishes: brass or titanium or painted micaceous brown or oxy gray.
• TOP: MDF veneered in mocha oak or sucupira or Emperador marble or "Niveo white" marble with "Lazy Susan" rotating tray or 12 mm thick glass.

ATTENTION: marble, by its nature, has more or less evident porosity and cracks, which, during the processing phases, are filled with specific resins or inserts of the same material. Following the polishing phase, the surface may have slight irregularities and / or natural micro-holes, which do not affect the solidity of the finished product. For the correct maintenance of marble surfaces, we recommend cleaning them with neutral detergents, avoiding degreasers or corrosive products. Acid can ruin the shiny surface of marble. It is therefore advisable to avoid contact with acidic liquids and foods and to immediately remove any acid substances accidentally coming into contact with the surface.