Striking Italian mid-century dining table designed by Osvaldo Borsani in the 1950s, showcasing the designer’s signature balance between sculptural form, refined materials, and functional elegance. This table stands out as a strong statement piece, characterized by clean architectural lines and carefully studied proportions typical of post-war Italian modern design.

The sculptural base features a distinctive geometric structure with elegantly shaped elements, finished with original brass feet that add a warm and refined decorative accent. These brass details not only enhance the visual appeal of the table but also reflect Borsani’s sophisticated use of materials during this period.

The rectangular tabletop is finished in Formica with a wood-grain texture, a material widely favored in 1950s Italian furniture for its durability, practicality, and modern aesthetic. The surface offers visual depth while remaining easy to maintain, making the table suitable for both everyday use and formal settings.

The table is in very good vintage condition, showing minor signs of wear consistent with age and careful use, as visible in the images. It is structurally sound, stable, and ready for immediate use.

Designed to comfortably accommodate up to eight people, this versatile piece is ideal for refined dining rooms, design-oriented homes, or professional environments. A highly collectible example of Italian mid-century design by one of its most influential figures.