The Vega table's oval shape resembles an elliptical orbit; three cylindrical pillars support a veneered tabletop, punctuated by brass inlays that redefine the classic division into table settings. The modulated edges—subtly beveled at the top, more pronounced at the bottom—give the structure a visual lightness despite its monumental dimensions. The table was designed with dining ergonomics in mind: the generous base overhang allows for easy insertion of chairs, while the protective varnish protects against the daily wear and tear of life.

The idea for Vega was born from observations of Art Déco astronomical maps, where meridian lines intersect with the shimmering glints of stars. The designers translated this narrative into the language of carpentry: hand-bent veneers sculpt organic curves, while refined brass strips – brushed and oxidized – resonate with light like distant constellations. Each piece is created in limited editions, numbered with a plaque bearing a star symbol, emphasizing the collectible nature of an object that remains timeless, like the unchanging arrangement of the sky.