Indoor is a collection of tables built from original wooden doors dating from the late 1800s to the mid-1900s, recovered from Italian houses and preserved as much as possible in their original condition.

By definition, the door is an architectural element and a threshold: it separates spaces and, at the same time, connects them. In the Indoor collection, this principle shifts from architecture to furniture, where opening and closing generate two distinct configurations of use.

Each table is shaped by the material presence, proportions, hardware, and traces of use of the original doors from which it is made.