Acerbis | Serenissimo Table
Rectangular dining table 120 × 300. Cast black glass top with white encaustic legs.
Designed by Lella and Massimo Vignelli with David Law (1985/remastered by Acerbis 2021)
The precisely delineated Serenissimo renders a table as a graphic composition, with four columns and a linear steel girder to float the table-top above. In the key of Lella and Massimo Vignelli’s original design, the creation speaks through its geometry and materials.
Its elemental shapes, defined by the soft tones of Venetian stucco, cast black glass and refined metal finishes. This striking material presence enriches the composition, resulting in a harmonious balance of monumental proportions.
Rectangular dining table 120 × 300. Cast black glass top with white encaustic legs.
Designed by Lella and Massimo Vignelli with David Law (1985/remastered by Acerbis 2021)
The precisely delineated Serenissimo renders a table as a graphic composition, with four columns and a linear steel girder to float the table-top above. In the key of Lella and Massimo Vignelli’s original design, the creation speaks through its geometry and materials.
Its elemental shapes, defined by the soft tones of Venetian stucco, cast black glass and refined metal finishes. This striking material presence enriches the composition, resulting in a harmonious balance of monumental proportions.
Rectangular dining table 120 × 300. Cast black glass top with white encaustic legs.
Designed by Lella and Massimo Vignelli with David Law (1985/remastered by Acerbis 2021)
The precisely delineated Serenissimo renders a table as a graphic composition, with four columns and a linear steel girder to float the table-top above. In the key of Lella and Massimo Vignelli’s original design, the creation speaks through its geometry and materials.
Its elemental shapes, defined by the soft tones of Venetian stucco, cast black glass and refined metal finishes. This striking material presence enriches the composition, resulting in a harmonious balance of monumental proportions.