Truss brings structure to the forefront and treats it as a decorative gesture. The Vetrite top stretches out thin and taut, with that glassy depth that makes the surface appear as though it were crossed by matter in motion. Below, the vertical bases hold the composition firmly in place, while the central Vetrite slab cuts through it like a precious beam, deliberately left exposed. The name says it all: it evokes support, framework and the tension between its parts. Here, however, engineering allows itself a certain taste for drama. A bold table, designed for rooms that can handle a strong presence.