Moebius, found at a flea market in Parma, Italy, is a testament to the artistic legacy of 50s designers. It is a real classic from the Objekto brand. Its simple lines form a complex composition of three parts, inspired by the Moebius strip created in 1858 by the German mathematician August Ferdinand Moebius. The shape of the table, found in Escher's work, symbolizes infinity and renewal. The table combines rhythmic forms with practical utility, and is a reminder of the past.