This Keramik version of the unmistakable Quasar dining table collection incorporates its revolutionary synchronized extension mechanism with luxurious ceramic materials. This modern architectural statement features a discreet lever that triggers visible moving gears to extend both sides in one fluid motion. The combination of durable ceramic side tops and a transparent glass center create a sophisticated visual juxtaposition across the surface. It serves as a functional gathering place for hosting while acting as a bold, sculptural centerpiece within a contemporary home. Donato D'Urbino and Paolo Lomazzi designed this contemporary table for Naos in Italy. Stratified glass legs elevate the piece in clear or extra clear. Selection options for the rectangular or oblong top involve a myriad of ceramic and porcelain finishes for a luxurious touch. Manual or optional remote-controlled operation is a breeze thanks to precise construction and tight design. The central mechanism comes finished in various chrome or epoxy colors to complete any look.

































































