The Roundel table celebrates circular shapes in a number of ways, including with the form of the top and the three different discs into which it is divided, which can be made with a range of colours and/or materials in order to mark out separate areas of use. With its highly sculpturesque qualities, Roundel is almost like a piece of pottery and it can be used in extremely democratic arrangements and layouts because round tables present no sense of hierarchy and they facilitate maximum eye contact between all of the people sitting around them.

Materials:
The structure of the under-surface section and the central leg are made of rigid polyurethane with either a polished Red or soft-polished Black lacquered finish.
The table top can be made of extra clear tempered glass with concentric red circles painted on the underside, or oak veneered wood with semigloss black lacquer coating, polished Nero Marquina marble and extra clear glass with black paint on the underside.