Sevenmiles
Made by Ceccotti Collezioni
Designed by Roberto Lazzeroni
Roberto Lazzeroni conceived the Sevenmiles table as a direct reference to the Seven Mile Bridge in Florida, translating the rhythm and engineered elegance of bridge architecture into a dining table of genuine sculptural weight. The base is the defining gesture: a series of legs that echo the pier-and-span logic of a bridge, shifting in count from four to six as the table grows in scale, so that proportion and structure remain in dialogue regardless of dimension.
Produced by Ceccotti Collezioni in solid American walnut or ash, Sevenmiles is available in both round and rectangular formats, extending to 350 cm in length. The top can be specified in wood or glass, each choice altering the relationship between mass and transparency without compromising the architectural reading of the piece. The result is a table that sits at the intersection of craft and construction, where materiality and form are inseparable.
Lazzeroni's work has long engaged with historical precedent, and Sevenmiles is no exception. It reinterprets the formal vocabulary of Ico Parisi through a contemporary sensibility, arriving at something that feels rooted in Italian design culture while remaining distinctly of its own moment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What materials is the Sevenmiles table available in?
The Sevenmiles table is crafted in solid American walnut or ash. The top can be specified in either wood or glass, allowing for variation in visual weight and atmosphere while the structural base remains consistent.
What sizes does the Sevenmiles table come in?
Sevenmiles is available in round and rectangular versions, with the rectangular format reaching up to 350 cm in length. The leg configuration changes with scale: smaller versions feature four legs, while larger versions use six, maintaining structural and visual balance.
Who designed the Sevenmiles table and what is its concept?
The table was designed by Roberto Lazzeroni for Ceccotti Collezioni. Its name and form reference the Seven Mile Bridge in Florida, with the base structure drawing directly from bridge architecture and the pier-and-span rhythm that defines it.
Is the Sevenmiles table made to order?
Yes, Sevenmiles is a made-to-order piece, produced by Ceccotti Collezioni in Italy according to the specified configuration of material, finish, and dimension.
How does Roberto Lazzeroni's design relate to Ico Parisi?
Lazzeroni's work on Sevenmiles engages with the formal legacy of Ico Parisi, a mid-century Italian architect and designer known for sculptural furniture with architectural references. Sevenmiles reinterprets that tradition through a contemporary structural lens rather than direct quotation.