Table with a solid wood top made of glued slats, characterized by legs that cross the top surface, made from sections of tree trunks. Version with a rectangular top and two legs.

Riva 1920 products are made with solid wood from sustainably managed reforestation areas. Among the types of wood used are maple, cherry, oak, and walnut, but also reclaimed woods that Riva incorporates into its furniture production, reminding us that wood is a renewable but not inexhaustible resource: Kauri, the ancient wood of New Zealand; cedar; and the wood from briccole, the oak poles used in Venice as signals and tide indicators, which must be replaced periodically due to wear and tear.