Element

With Element, the table becomes a sculptural gesture, an expression of perfect balance between art and engineering. Designed by Tokujin Yoshioka, it is an object born from a poetic vision: a suspended volume in which a single central support seems to defy gravity, ideally connecting earth and sky. Its essential and rigorous form becomes a symbol of harmony and suspension, capable of conveying both calm and strength. Every element is conceived to enhance the material depth of the finishes and the precision of its construction, reflecting Desalto’s continuous pursuit of beauty, technology, and pure emotion.

Element evolves while preserving its sculptural identity. Alongside the iconic version with a single central support, two new interpretations expand the project’s potential: one featuring two intersecting legs, designed to accommodate larger tabletops, and another with a single base and elliptical top, introducing new visual fluidity and a more dynamic sense of proportion. Both versions express the same philosophy of balance between lightness and stability, technique and poetry, reaffirming Element as one of the highest expressions of Desalto’s aesthetic and structural research.

Element is a table with a strong architectural identity, the expression of perfect balance and the culmination of Desalto’s design and engineering expertise. Beyond its iconic form lies a work of complex and meticulous engineering, the result of years of mastery in metal craftsmanship. Every detail — invisible to the eye yet essential to the structure — reflects Desalto’s ability to transform technical precision into measured beauty, where balance and solidity coexist with a sense of absolute lightness.