Born in the 80s from a deep passion for research and experimentation, Tonelli is a reality the world of design refers to, specialized in manufacturing of glass furniture and complements. Its philosophy is based on a combination of tradition and innovation, essential elements that, combined with the passion for this extraordinary material, contribute to promote the glass culture.

T5 Dining Table in Glass

T5 Glass Dining Table

Kat Coffee Table

TRADITION

Resistant, ecological and fascinating, glass belongs to human history since over five thousand years, a legacy that Tonelli has inherited and reinterpreted in modern key contributing to make it a protagonist of today’s furnishing. The company in fact has drawn on the antique Italian glass tradition, artistic-cultural heritage of inestimable value that Tonelli preserves and safeguards to this day, entrusting the complex manufacturing of glass to the hands of skilled craftsmen.

Naked Glass Armchair with White Leather Seat

Meet The Collection

T5 Dining Table designed by Giulio Mancini

Dining table in glass or stratified ceramic on metal base. The stratified ceramic table top can be in several matt or polished finishes of rectangular or shaped form. Bases available in brushed bronze, graphite black or matt white.

T5 Dining Table With Ceramic Top

Metropolis Dining Table by Giuseppe Maurizio Scutellà

An elegant geometric design of glass table designed by Giuseppe Maurizio Scutellà. Essential and eclectic, it is the main character of homes and offices. It can be perfectly adapted to any interior design style because of the lightness of the glass and the vast range of available dimensions. The glass top available in round or rectangular shape is laid on the bases.

Thrim Dining Table by Massimo Castagna

Table Thrim designed by Massimo Castagna that represents the very essence of the glass manufacturing knowledge and experience. The bases of table Thrim follow the top playing with different angles and lengths.

Crossover Dining Table by Massimo Castagna

A sculptural and elegant structure for the glass table designed by Massimo Castagna. The architectonic glass base of great thickness features a pyramidic central metal joint which constitutes the main part of this table. The metal details shape the glasses of the base conferring character and originality.

Kat Coffee Table by Karim Rashid

Three glass plates that seem to cross each other form this low table made of three different kinds of glass: smoked, frosted and transparent.

Dekon 2 Coffee Table by Karim Rashid

The particular angles of this low table produce a pleasant effect of continuity of the glass surface. Can be placed directly on floor or lift up on feet (included).

Livingstone Dark Dining Table by Giulio Mancini

Central Mirror by Francesco Forcellini

Wall mirror with wooden structure formed by two slightly inclined mirror panels and a third circular central element. The finishes of the three panels are available in mirror, gold mirror, bronze or smoked mirror that can be combined with each other.

Bands Mirror by Angeletti Ruzza Design

Bakkarat Side Table by D’Urbino & Lomazzi