Leaf coffee table

Design

The Leaf rectangular coffee table brings a clear, modern line to the room without asking for attention. Designed by Marco Acerbis, it shows his steady hand: minimal geometry, confident proportions, nothing extra. Measuring 70 inches wide and 100 inches long, it offers a generous surface yet reads visually light thanks to its low, streamlined stance. The silhouette sits quietly with contemporary pieces and adds structure to mixed, lived-in settings. It is part of Talenti’s Leaf collection, and the intent is evident—clarity, purpose, ease.

Materials & Build

Construction focuses on durability and precision. The table is crafted from high-quality, resilient materials selected to handle everyday use while keeping a composed look. Joints align cleanly, planes meet with accuracy, and the finish feels considered rather than decorative. Nothing is overworked. It reflects the Icon catalogue’s disciplined approach: careful engineering in service of simple function.

Comfort & Function

The Leaf coffee table serves the daily rhythm—morning coffee, a book that stays open, a tray for guests—without fuss. The surface is ample, so everything has its place and movement around the seating area stays easy. And because the form is straightforward, it never competes with what’s on it. It supports conversation, not spectacle. The piece adds calm order to a room that gets used, which is the point.

Placement & Lifestyle

Its footprint works across many layouts, from compact living rooms to larger lounge settings. Against a low sofa, it anchors the group; with sculptural seating, it plays the quiet counterbalance. The clean profile pairs well with neutral palettes, works under bold art, and sits comfortably with natural textures. In short, it adapts. Place it at center to set the tone, or let it slide into an existing arrangement—either way, it brings coherence.

Longevity

Talenti builds the Leaf table for steady, everyday performance. Materials are chosen for resilience, engineering for stability, and details for long-term ease. The surface keeps its composure through regular routines, and the structure stays true over time. With simple care, the piece retains the disciplined look that defines the collection. Not flashy, not fragile—just a well-made table that does its job today and years from now.