The carved legs are what hold the Doric Table together. Without them, the limestone would feel heavier, more rigid. Instead, the profile softens as it reaches the floor, creating shadow and depth around each edge.
Jaqi selected this piece for the quiet confidence of its form. There is something instantly familiar in it. The proportions draw from the classical column, a reference point that has shaped architecture and interiors for centuries, yet the result feels restrained rather than historic.
Architectural, yet not severe. The table carries presence without overpowering the room around it.
Designed by GamFratesi for GUBI, the table balances solidity with softness. Rounded corners and carved detailing give the limestone a calmer, enduring presence.
