Round table with a marble or glass top that rests with extreme delicacy on a sculptural pedestal base, that gives it harmony and creates the illusion of an object almost in a precarious balance.

The name is an homage to Vasco da Gama, one of the bravest Portuguese sailors and explorers of all time who discovered the sea route to India in the 15th century.

Its concept was taken completely by the nautical and navigation world and it’s also expressed by the double-crossed arch structure, to simulate the union between the keel and its traverses, characteristic of wooden boat hulls. This element conveys the solidity of the product with the presence of tensions and opposing forces that give the table a strong dynamism and extreme design rigour.