The Iki bistrot table by Lebanto is made entirely from warm bronzed Italian glass: a round top set on an interlocking cross-leg base, architectural minimalism with the lightness of glass rather than the mass of stone. Two bronzed glass panels slot perpendicular to one another to form the base, a cross-leg structure where the join is the whole design, fully visible through the material itself. The round top rests on it cleanly, with no metal, no frame, and no applied ornament.

Bronzed glass carries a warm amber tint that catches and softens light, giving the piece presence without weight. The translucent base reads as a play of overlapping planes, shifting with the light through the day. The result is a small round table that anchors a corner, an entrance, or an intimate seating spot without filling it visually, ideal for layered or compact spaces.