Celio

The Basilica of Santo Stefano Rotondo, built in Rome on the Caelian Hill and consecrated by Pope Simplicius, is the city's oldest circular religious structure—remarkable for its three concentric rings. The Celio low table, with its two rotating discs of different sizes, pays homage to this architectural form.

Celio’s composition evokes the visionary world of kinetic art, characterized by unadulterated geometric shapes. The rotation of the larger disc intersects with the smaller one—an integrated storage compartment—creating a surprising, dynamic interplay of concentric forms, solids, and voids.