Campo d’Oro, the table by Paolo Pallucco, the artist-designer who for the first time collaborates with De Padova. Pallucco has designed a table of great elegance, balanced in form and, at the same time, very particular; it is an intelligent system of “functional transformism” because while the closed table appears square, thanks to two side hinges it can vary the combinations of the top modifying the position of the three trapezoidal elements that compose it. In the name of freedom, the flexibility of living, it is a table in the making, sometimes usable for lunch, others for work and study. Sometimes we can be around so many, but others can become desk tops for one, two, three people. The contemporary home is a home that is transformed and adapted to the needs and requirements of those who live there; Campo breaks down the boundaries, can be interpreted by those who use it, is perfectly at ease in a home as a fluid, open space. Nothing is left to chance, the wise game of a dynamic design is based on the proportional harmony of the trapezoidal parts that make up the table top and which follow the relationships dictated by the golden section. Campo d’Oro, Golden Field, then. A table the result of study, art, aesthetic and formal research.