Pietro Costantini has shaped wood in San Giovanni al Natisone since 1922, supplying architects and designers with pieces that outlast trends. The Eye Square dining table, designed by Giuseppe Viganò, draws its name from an unmistakable source — each corner leg traces the contour of the human eye, lending an almost figurative presence to a square Italian designer dining table handcrafted in Italy.

Viganò's eye motif unfolds in oval-profiled legs that appear to open and close around the table's four corners, creating a rhythm of curves beneath a clean, expansive top. Inside each sculpted wooden shell, a concealed metal framework carries the structural load, allowing the legs to remain slender and expressive. The effect is one of visual lightness — an 180 cm square surface that seems to float on gesture rather than mass.

At 180 × 180 × 76 cm, the Eye Square seats eight with generous room on every side. The equal-access format turns dinner into dialogue, placing every guest at the same comfortable distance from the centre. It is most at home in spacious dining rooms or open-plan interiors where its sculptural legs can be appreciated from all angles. Wood finishes and tabletop materials are available on request, allowing the piece to be tailored to an existing palette.

• Dimensions: 180 × 180 × 76 cm (seats 8)
• Materials: Wood-wrapped legs with internal metal structure
• Customization: Wood finishes and tabletop materials specified to order
• Designer: Giuseppe Viganò
• Origin: Handcrafted in Italy

Frequently asked questions

Can I specify a custom finish to match my interior?
Yes. Wood finishes and tabletop materials can be selected to suit your scheme. Contact us with your project details and we will guide you through the available options.

What room size does the Eye Square require?
Allow at least 120 cm of clearance on each side for comfortable chair movement and circulation. A room of approximately 4.2 × 4.2 m or larger will accommodate the table and eight diners with ease.