Measurements: Closed: D110 x H75cm. Open: W150 x D110 x H75cm.
 Round table in Brazilian rosewood , designed by FAI (Fátima Arquitetura Interiores) , 1960s.
 An authentic period piece, it features a circular top 1.10 m in diameter that expands via a built-in system, reaching 1.50 m in length with an oval shape when open. The structure is entirely made of jacaranda wood, with dense grain and a deep tone, characteristic of the Brazilian hardwoods used in modern furniture of the period.
 The central cross-shaped base with robust crossbars ensures stability and visual harmony, maintaining balanced proportions even when the table is open. The satin finish enhances the wood grain and the constructive purity typical of FAI's production, known for combining artisanal precision and formal elegance.
 An original piece from the 1960s , representative of modern Brazilian design and the sophistication of rosewood furniture produced at the time.

 Material: Solid Brazilian rosewood and veneer
 Origin: Brazil
 Decade: 1960