The top stretches 400 centimetres long and 150 centimetres wide, seating a full dining party without a fixed geometric line. Its irregular polygon shape, with rounded corners, breaks from the usual rectangular table and avoids any repeating pattern across the surface. We selected it for the asymmetrical metal bases and the glass printing technique that run through the design, details that set it apart from a standard glass top.

Glass forms the top, finished with a decorative printing technique that recalls the veins of marble and bevelled along the entire perimeter. It rests on asymmetrical metal bases and is available in various finishes. The same design extends to the Senator Keramik, Senator Round, Senator Ker-Wood Round and Senator Wood tables, which share the irregular profile in different materials.