Miniforms extendable table Decapo Plus

Decapo Plus by Miniforms is an extendable dining table that embodies elegance and minimalism, with a refined design and a touch of oriental inspiration. Its distinctive feature lies in its solid wood legs, which have a narrow and harmonious V-shaped neckline, giving lightness and dynamism to the structure.
Available in three sizes and with different top materials, Decapo Plus also offers the option of an innovative top in Fenix, a technological material appreciated for its strength and silky surface. Thanks to the two pull-out side extensions, matching the top, 4 additional seats can be added.
The Decapo Plus table is the perfect choice for those seeking a furnishing accessory that combines essential style and quality, blending naturally into contemporary and sophisticated environments.

Info & Materials

• Dimensions & Weight
  cm W 162 (200-238) D 90 H 75, 55 kg, 62 kg (Stoneware), 90 kg (Marble)
  cm W 183 (221-259) D 90 H 75, 59 kg, 67 kg (Stoneware), 99 kg (Marble)
  cm W 202 (240-278) D 90 H 75, 62 kg, 70 kg (Stoneware), 107 kg (Marble)
  Fixed table with wood veneer top (10 mm), extra-clear white frosted glass (8 mm), Fenix (10 mm), porcelain stoneware (6 mm) or marble.
  Legs in solid canaletto walnut, flamed oak or black-stained oak.

Design by Francesco Beghetto and Antonio Manaigo
Francesco Beghetto graduated in industrial design in 2005 from the European Institute of Design in Milan, where he undertook his training in the field of furniture design, working with Gordon Guillaumier, and at the studio of Arch. Rodolfo Dordoni following projects for numerous brands. In 2010 he based his activity in Padua, the studio concentrates its interests and activities in industrial design, developing mainly projects related to furniture design, conceived and structured around thoughtful, reasoned concepts.
Antonio Manaigo graduated in industrial design in 2005 from the European Institute of Design in Milan, and later collaborated with various professional studios, including that of arch. Rodolfo Dordoni.
In 2010 he obtained a two-year master's degree in furniture design from the Rhode Island School of Design in the USA.