Papilio Dining Table

The Papilio Dining Table is a solid wood oval dining table designed by Francesco Bortolato and Nicola Mihailovic. Its top is assembled from edge-glued solid wood staves and drawn in a soft, sinuous outline derived from the oval, so the shape reads as organic rather than geometric. A beveled edge thins the profile and keeps the large surface visually light.

The top rests on two sculptural legs with a curvilinear, multi-lobed section, set apart beneath the length of the table. The lobes catch light along their height and give the base the presence of two carved columns. The legs carry a metallic-effect lacquered finish: cloudy bronze as standard, or brushed aged bronze, brushed stainless steel and brushed titanium.

The top is offered in walnut (with or without knots), oak (with or without knots), cherry, and oak without knots pigmented in white milk or total black. The contrast between the grain of the top and the metallic sheen of the base defines the piece, in a dining space or as a meeting table.

Four lengths share the same depth and height. The same design is also produced with a top in ancient Kauri wood.

Available in four sizes, pricing here is for the 86.6” W x 47.2” D x 29.5” H.

86.6” W x 47.2” D x 29.5” H
94.5” W x 47.2” D x 29.5” H
102.4” W x 47.2” D x 29.5” H
110.2” W x 47.2” D x 29.5” H