Plano Table
2025 Plano Table
Francesco Rota 2025
Designed by Francesco Rota, this table features a slim steel frame with a generous span and excellent stability. It is available in two sizes. The frame is treated for outdoor use, while the table is also suitable for indoor settings. The Cementoskin® tabletop comes in a range of beautiful colours. It is rugged and durable enough for outdoor use, yet soft and velvety to the touch. The frame is finished to match the tabletop, creating a cohesive ton-sur-ton look. The Plano series also includes shelving and bench seating.
Paola Lenti Plano Table : Francesco Rota 2025
Dimensions : A: L2000 x H730 x D1000 mm. B: L2500 x H730 x D1000 mm
Options : Available in a range of matte colours and matching cementoskin® tops
Material : Treated steel frame with matte coat to match cementoskin® top
Francesco Rota
Born in 1966, Francesco Rota has a multi-disciplinary studio in Milano. Studying at the Politecnico di Milano, Rota has collaborated with prestigious brands across various sectors, including his long-standing partnership with Paola Lenti. Over 25 years, their professional relationship evolved into a deep friendship based on mutual respect and shared values, with Rota’s designs shaping the brand’s signature style. Paola Lenti has long admired his ability to seamlessly integrate materials, textures, and modern living concepts, resulting in timeless, human-centered collections.
About Paola Lenti
Paola Lenti’s products are based on a balance of past and present, exterior and interior, tradition and technology. The shapes are kept deliberately simple, the sophistication comes from the colours.
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