Evenmore
Made by Ceccotti Collezioni
Designed by Roberto Lazzeroni
Evenmore begins with a question Roberto Lazzeroni has long asked of furniture: how little can a form say, and how much can it mean? The answer is a dining table of quiet architectural presence, shaped by perfect proportion and a refusal of ornament.
The solid frame, available in American walnut or ash, is joined at its legs through a Japanese-inspired mortise-and-tenon construction. The joint is visible, deliberate, and precise. It reads as both structure and gesture, a detail that rewards close attention without demanding it.
Top materials extend the range of expression considerably. Options include 8 mm Visarm glass, marble, or poplar plywood veneered in walnut or ash, each shifting the table's character while holding the same disciplined silhouette. Square and rectangular configurations are offered across a range of sizes, accommodating a wide variety of spatial contexts.
Ceccotti Collezioni has produced furniture of this caliber in Tuscany for decades, working with designers who understand wood as a living material. Evenmore is a product of that sustained conversation between craft and idea.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What wood species are available for the Evenmore table?
The Evenmore frame is available in solid American walnut or solid ash. Tops in wood are finished in poplar plywood veneered in either species, allowing for a consistent or intentionally contrasting material pairing.
What top materials can be specified for the Evenmore?
Top options include 8 mm Visarm tempered glass, marble, and poplar plywood veneered in walnut or ash. Each material produces a distinct visual weight and surface character while preserving the table's underlying geometry.
What is the Japanese-inspired joint used in the Evenmore?
The legs connect to the frame through a mortise-and-tenon joint drawn from Japanese woodworking tradition. It foregoes mechanical fasteners in favor of precision-fitted wood, and the joint is left visible as a considered formal element.
Who is Roberto Lazzeroni?
Roberto Lazzeroni is an Italian architect and designer based in Pisa, recognized for furniture and objects that balance architectural rigor with poetic restraint. He has worked with several of Italy's most respected craft-oriented manufacturers over his career.
Where is Ceccotti Collezioni furniture made?
Ceccotti Collezioni produces its furniture in Tuscany, Italy, maintaining traditional woodworking methods within a workshop context. The company is known for close collaboration with designers and for treating solid wood as its primary expressive medium.