There are important tables.
And then there is Model 2007 in the D / Decorated version.
A manifesto of radical 1970s luxury, a triad of the highest systems of Design.
A livable sculpture.
The chamfered, massive, geometric octagonal top is clad in worked and dyed natural parchment in a deep brown tone, with those organic, almost cosmic marblings that are the unmistakable signature of the Tura manufacture.
Each surface is an unrepeatable landscape: no texture can be replicated, no chromatic vibration is identical. It is living matter.
Light flows across the top like over a stone polished by time, creating depth and three-dimensionality.
The central monolithic base, also octagonal, is an exercise in architectural power: compact, structural, almost brutalist in its presence.
The lower band in light parchment, with a double dark graphic line, is the aesthetic signature of the decoration by Nucci Valsecchi, friend and business partner of Willy Rizzo, the perfect meeting point between Milanese bourgeois elegance and international sophistication.
This table was not created to be discreet.
It was created to be the center.
Model 2007D represents one of the highest moments of the collaboration between Rizzo, Valsecchi and the Tura manufacture: a dialogue between photography, architecture and master craftsmanship, a piece of history.
The parchment treated with Tura’s secret technique of the 1960s–70s, today practically impossible to replicate at that level of quality, makes each example a unique piece.
It is not simply rare. It is extremely difficult to source.
Sculptural proportions, perfect balance between visual weight and optical lightness.
It presents in virtually perfect condition with minimal signs of time consistent with its age; the table is sold with a certificate of authenticity from the Archivio Tura and with a copy of the original catalog.
If you are looking for a table: this is not it.
If you are looking for an iconic collector’s piece: here it is.
 
Product Name: Dining Table Mod. 2007D by Willy Rizzo & Nucci Valsecchi for Aldo Tura, 1970
Designer: Willy Rizzo (design) with decoration by Nucci Valsecchi for the Aldo Tura manufacture
Year of Design: Circa 1970s
Style: Radical 1970s luxury; dialogue between sculptural modernism, elegant brutalism and international Milanese sophistication
Main Materials: Wooden structure clad in worked and dyed natural parchment in a deep brown tone; lower decorative band in light parchment with double dark graphic line
Distinctive Design: Chamfered, massive and geometric octagonal top clad in natural parchment with unrepeatable organic marblings, unmistakable signature of the Tura manufacture; central monolithic octagonal base, compact and architectural; decorative band signed by Nucci Valsecchi introducing a refined graphic contrast between light parchment and dark lines. Each surface is a unique, non-replicable landscape where light creates depth and three-dimensionality, enhancing the living material.
Dimensions: Lenght: 200cm | Depth: 110cm | Height: 72cm
Comfort: Sculptural proportions and perfect balance between visual weight and optical lightness.
Typical Use: Dining table or scenographic statement table; conceived to be the absolute center of the space, not a discreet element but an architectural focal point.
Design Icon: One of the highest moments of the collaboration between Willy Rizzo, Nucci Valsecchi and the Tura manufacture; manifesto of 1970s luxury and testimony to a dialogue between photography, architecture and master craftsmanship.
Versatility: Ideal in high-representation settings, sophisticated interiors, modernist environments or contemporary spaces requiring an iconic collector’s piece capable of dominating the room.
Current Design Condition: Presents in virtually perfect condition with minimal signs of age consistent with its period; parchment in excellent state of preservation.
Additional Notes: Please note that this item is in excellent vintage condition. Minor signs of age may be present, which do not affect its functionality. We kindly invite you to take these characteristics into consideration before purchasing.
 
Aldo Tura (1909–1963) was a renowned Italian designer and craftsman known for his contribution to twentieth-century design. His career focused primarily on the production of furniture and decorative objects, and he founded the company “Tura Milano,” which became famous for creating pieces of exceptional quality and distinctive style. Tura’s production ranged from furniture to smaller objects such as trays and lamps, often featuring the use of precious materials like parchment, leather, and brass. His designs are celebrated for blending classical elegance with modernity, with particular attention to artisanal detail. The 1960s were a significant period for Aldo Tura, and many of his works from that decade are now highly sought after by collectors and vintage design enthusiasts. His work helped define Italian style in furniture design, and his legacy continues to influence the world of design today.
 
Nucci Valsecchi was an Italian designer active mainly during the 1970s, known for furniture and decorative objects that combine refined craftsmanship with a glamorous Mid-Century Modern and Hollywood Regency aesthetic. Her work includes lamps, tables, consoles, and accessories characterized by the use of metal finishes such as brass and chrome, clean yet sophisticated lines, and a strong decorative presence that reflects the spirit of Italian design of the period. Within this cultural and professional context, she collaborated with Aldo Tura, sharing an affinity for elegant materials and artisanal experimentation, and with Willy Rizzo, with whom she was closely connected during the 1970s, contributing to a design language marked by luxury, modernity, and an international outlook.