UF Fold My World Round Table

Creative Spark: Round Dining Table Vision

The UF Fold My World Round Table is a round dining table and a 1:1 tribute to Giancarlo Piretti’s 1971 Plano design.

It honors a masterpiece of MCM furniture that redefined the relationship between object and space.

Inspired by the high-tech functionalism of 1970s Milan, this folding round table delivers a refined "vanishing act."

It was born from the idea that a home should never feel static. It should fold, expand, and breathe with you.

One moment, it is a generous table for gathering. The next, it becomes a slim silhouette that slips quietly into the background.

Material Finesse:

Precision is the soul of this revival. To recreate this icon, we’ve replicated the signature cast aluminum pivoting joints and a reinforced, lightweight frame.

That engineering helps preserve a 1:1 experience of the original. The result feels exact, balanced, and easy to live with.

Whether you use it as a permanent dining table, a modern dining table, or a versatile side table, the surface stays cool and premium to the touch.

Its high-performance finish is also scratch-resistant. That makes it practical for everyday use in flexible spaces.

The "Plano" profile is where the magic happens. When folded, the legs sit perfectly flush within the tabletop's thickness.

This creates a truly mobile table that can be carried with one hand or leaned against a wall like minimalist art.

It can shift from a modern dining table to a round side table with ease. In compact interiors, it can even stand in as a small side table.

Character Alignment:

This table is for the "Urban Alchemist." It suits people who expect furniture to work as hard as their square footage.

Its superpower is folding storage that never gives up style for utility.

Use it for breakfast as a dining table. Move it into a studio as a flexible mobile table.

During a cocktail hour, it works beautifully as a chic side table. In relaxed settings, it can also read like a round coffee table.

For eclectic rooms, its sculptural presence even echoes a mordern coffee table while keeping its space-saving purpose intact.

It slides out of sight when you need clarity. Then it unfolds into a center-stage icon when you’re ready to host with a round dining table presence.

Because your world is big, even if your space is small.