The LP Side Table by Michele De Lucchi takes its form from the long-play vinyl record — circular, grooved, and charged with a certain quiet nostalgia. The tabletop is hand-carved with concentric lines that mirror the spiral of an LP disc, turning the surface into something tactile and worth running a finger across. The carved texture carries through to the sculptural outward-tapering legs, giving the whole piece a coherence that reads as both functional object and small sculpture. The top lifts cleanly from the base to serve as a tray — a detail that reinforces De Lucchi's own observation that small tables are always useful, everywhere, and that their function is really about the searching for one.