Sunset
2009 Sunset
Francesco Rota 2009
The Sunset collection comprises of tables and side tables in various shapes and sizes.
Sunset is a solid and roomy table designed to be an architectural element which integrates with nature.
The iron structure is varnished in cemento or grafite colour with technique which deliberately transforms the metal into a tactile component. The top can be selected from iroko wood or natural stone, in a light or anthracite tone. The side table is made of the same materials. Custom or oversized tables can also be created by combining several modules together.
Structure in cataphoresis treated and powder varnished steel, avorio or grafite colour. Plastic spacers. Top in sassafras wood combined with the structure. Protection Winter Set cover available.
The table is available in squared and rectangular version.
The side table rises slightly from the ground. Custom or oversized tables can also be created by combining several modules together.
Side tables with structure made of cataphoresis treated, varnished steel in avorio or grafite colour, plastic spacers. Top in Sassafras wood, white stone or black marble. The use of a Winter Set protection cover is recommended. The series Sunset also includes dining tables.
Paola Lenti Sunset : Francesco Rota 2009
Material : Timber
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.
