Steel centerpiece by Sergio Asti for Mam, 1970s

Stainless steel centerpiece designed by Sergio Asti for MAM in the 1970s, a project that perfectly embodies the designer's pursuit of pure forms and essential volumes. Through a simple yet highly refined geometry, Asti transforms an everyday object into a sculptural presence that interacts elegantly with both space and light. Crafted from stainless steel, the centerpiece features a broad circular rim surrounding a recessed central basin. Its smooth, continuous profile creates elegant reflections that highlight the purity of its form and the quality of its craftsmanship. The restrained composition and perfectly balanced proportions give the piece a timeless appeal that remains remarkably contemporary. A fine example of Italian design from the 1970s, this centerpiece reflects Sergio Asti's approach to industrial design: essential, functional, and free from unnecessary decoration. A sophisticated object, ideal as a centerpiece, catchall tray, or simply as a sculptural decorative element. Condition: Good overall condition, with light age-related wear and signs of use. Dimensions: Diameter 40 cm – Height 5 cm. Ref.: C0913.