Low Green Tabuli Table by Vincenzo Castellana for DESINE

This table behaves like a beehive's cell because unity is strength and bees know that as much as designers and architects do. This low table is self-supported, but it also has the possibility of a larger configuration if several elements are added. The strength of Tabuli is that of the modular system, where the basic geometry becomes a game of combinations, also thanks to the different possibilities of color.
Each table has three legs, positioned in the middle of the side, so when the tables meet the legs of one seem to complete the support of the other and everything takes its rightful place. Tabuli also has the shape of the city where it was born: Grammichele is one of the two hexagonal urban schemes present in Italy, a rare and magical place also for this reason.
Vincenzo Castellana is art director and designer of the Desine collection. Born in Milan in 1970, he graduated from the Faculty of Architecture in Palermo where he collaborated on courses in scenography and architectural design. In 1998, he was selected by 'Designing Craft Europe' with the object 'Bidi-Tridi' and in 2005 he founded the 'Comunità del buon prodotto designOrientity' and 'Lp laboratorio permanente', nominated by the ADI Design Index 2007 in the category Research and training in design. In December 2008, with Vanni Pasca, he founded the Sicilian delegation of the ADI, covering the role of president until 2015. Since 2012 he is professor of Strategic Design and Interior Architecture, in the degree course of Industrial Design and Visual Communication, at the design school of the academy Abadir in Catania.