


Brasilia Table
Made by Living Divani
Designed by David Lopez Quincoces
David Lopez Quincoces designed the Brasilia table for Living Divani as a study in composed materiality. The legs are cast from aluminum using a mold, a process that lends each piece a sculptural solidity rarely found in dining furniture.
The top is engineered as a sandwich of MDF and aluminum sheet, pressed and bonded together with steel profiles for structural integrity without visual weight. Plastic feet at the base provide quiet, reliable ground contact without interrupting the silhouette.
- Matte black liquid paint finish
- Concrete-effect finish in clear or dark tones
- Stone Oak® or charcoal-stained oak top, paired with legs in a concrete-effect dark finish
The finish choices reflect a considered palette, ranging from industrial cool to natural warmth, allowing the Brasilia to hold its own in rigorous, design-forward interiors.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials are used in the Brasilia table?
The Brasilia table features cast aluminum legs and a composite top constructed from a sandwich of MDF and aluminum sheet, bonded together with steel profiles. Top finishes include matte black liquid paint, concrete-effect, Stone Oak®, and charcoal-stained oak.
Who is designer David Lopez Quincoces?
David Lopez Quincoces is a Spanish designer based in Milan known for his rigorous approach to material selection and structural thinking. His work for Living Divani reflects a sensibility rooted in architecture, where form and process are inseparable.
What finish options are available for the Brasilia table?
The Brasilia is offered in a matte black liquid paint finish, a concrete-effect finish in clear or dark tones, and a natural wood option with Stone Oak® or charcoal-stained oak tops paired with concrete-effect dark legs.
How is the cast aluminum leg produced?
The legs are formed through a mold-casting process, which allows for complex sculptural geometry and dense, consistent solidity. This method distinguishes the Brasilia from tables with extruded or welded metal bases.
Is the Brasilia table made to order?
Yes, the Brasilia table is produced to order, allowing specification of finish combinations to suit the requirements of a given interior or project.



