Nine white lines and nine black lines.
David Palterer designed Abbey Road with a simple and basic combination of Bianco di Carrara and Nero Marquina.
The name refers to the famous photo on the cover of the eleventh Beatles album, where the four greats of music cross the pedestrian crossing of Abbey Road in London
Abbey Road by David Palterer
The bichromatic choice of the top emphasizes the high quality of the selected marbles creating a succession of black and white.
The design is clean and essential and the four bases finalise the table in a sculptural way, for a refined living accompanied by design.