Leonardo is a table by Zanotta of Italy, designed by Achille Castiglioni in 1969. The table is suitable as a work table or desk. It stands on a solid base with height-adjustable trestles made of steam-treated solid beech wood in natural color. The trestles can be adjusted to five different heights. The tabletop is available in two versions, made of tempered glass or a white plastic laminated chipboard.
Leonardo is part of the permanent collections of several museums, Museo del Design 18801980 in Milan, Thessaloniki Design Museum, and the Victoria Albert Museum, London.