TL58 Dining Table in Walnut by Marco zanuso for Poggi, Italy 1960s

TL58 Dining Table in Walnut by Marco zanuso for Poggi, Italy 1960s

A refined walnut dining table model TL58 by Italian designer Marco Zanuso, produced during the 1960s.

The table is executed in richly grained walnut, showing a warm tone and a natural depth throughout the surface. Its clean architectural lines are softened by subtle detailing in the edges and joinery, giving the piece a calm presence. The table top has been inlaid with lighter walnut edges on the long side, creating an interesting contrast. Its architectual double X legs create an interesting silhouette.
The proportions of the table make it well suited for both intimate dining settings and larger interior spaces, allowing it to be a part of the space.
A timeless dining table that combines functionality with the quiet sophistication characteristic of mid-century Italian design.

Marco Zanuso (1916-2001,)

A leading Italian modernist designer and architect in the era of mid-century modern. His work covers an ample range of furniture designs, industrial designs, and also architectural projects. It was the form of the piece that truly interested and inspired him. During his professional career, Marco Zanuso was recognized by the Triennale di Milano in five different exhibitions, and he received the Medaglia d’oro and five Compassi d’Oro between 1956 and 1985. You also can find some of his works in the New York Museum of Modern Art, MoMA, permanent collection.