Crossing boundaries between disciplines, materials and production techniques has always been a hallmark of Angelo Mangiarotti's work. It would be hard to find a better example for this approach than the SK207, the master's foray into working with metal. While intensely at work on mass-produceable, prefabricated, cast-concrete elements for architecture, Mangiarotti opts for the ancient technique of lost-wax casting for his first table in bronze. Long and elaborate, therefore not suitable for large-scale manufacturing and mainly used in the production of sculptures, this particular technique makes each table entirely unique, as the mould itself needs to be destroyed to extract the cast item. The process, the geometry, the weight and its resistance allow the conical bronze base of SK207 to support large tabletops in marble for an exquisite combination of materials, surfaces and textures.