Trilo conference table by Bralco in an Indian head office

Trilo by Bralco: four seats to fourteen, one design language

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An Indian corporate campus rarely needs one meeting table; it needs forty, in six sizes, and they should not look like forty different decisions. Trilo by Bralco is built as that answer: a single declared abacus that runs from the 140 cm four-seater through 240-280 cm tables for 8/10 people up to 360-440 cm boardroom formats seating 12/14, with round tables at ø 120 and ø 160 for huddle rooms — all at 75 cm height, all in the same construction and the same finishes.

The language holds at every scale: mould-shaped plywood columns veneered in oak, tops veneered on both faces with a solid wood tapered edge, concealed socket boxes with veneer-matched flaps and cables running inside the legs. Finishes cover seven oaks, Ecomalta and leather inserts with visible stitching. Design by Gianantonio Perin and Monica Fernandes. Through La Mercanti, Trilo gives Indian head offices what a campus actually needs from a table line — hierarchy of size, unity of design.

Technical information based on data declared by the manufacturer.

Collection: Trilo
Manufacturer: Bralco
Design: Gianantonio Perin and Monica Fernandes
Type: conference and executive tables in wood
Range (h 75): w 140 · 160 · 179.4 · 240-280 (8/10 seats) · 280 · 282×171 · 360-440 (12/14 seats); round tables ø 120 and ø 160
Tops: 30 mm MDF veneered 0.6 mm on both sides; solid wood edge rounded to 2 mm radius; tapered and chamfered perimeter; marquetry tops with opposing grain on selected compositions
Finish process: water-based stain with clear acrylic topcoat, or open-pore lacquer
Structure: mould-shaped plywood columns, oak veneered; 6 mm joining plates lacquered on both faces; internal cable routing
Power: concealed socket boxes, flaps opening from both sides, veneer-matched
Wood finishes: natural, grey, dark grey, tobacco, Carbon, black lacquered and white lacquered oak
Other finishes: Ecomalta H1/H2/H3; leather or eco-leather insert with stitching; shadow grey metal
Recyclability: wood 100%, metal 100%, plastic 99.5%

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Documents and Catalogues

Bralco Catalogue Trilo Catalogue Trilo Technical Datasheet Trilo CAD & 3D Files

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FAQ

Can one Trilo specification serve an entire office campus?
That is the point of the declared abacus: from 140 cm four-seaters through 240-280 cm rooms for 8/10 up to 360-440 cm boards for 12/14, plus ø 120 and ø 160 rounds — same construction, same finishes, same power logic. One specification, priced and maintained as one family.
How does the table keep its finish in intensive daily use?
The tops are veneered on both faces for stability and sealed with water-based stain plus clear acrylic, or open-pore lacquer. Care is simple and staff-proof: soft damp cloth along the grain, no abrasives, no solvents, no waxes; keep direct sunlight off the surface to preserve the tone.
Where do the cables go in rooms without floor boxes at the right spot?
Into the furniture: the socket boxes sink into the top with veneer-matched flaps opening from both sides, and the cables continue down through openings inside the legs. The run from tabletop to floor stays concealed within the column.
Which finishes work across many rooms without monotony?
The palette is designed for that: seven oak tones from natural to Carbon and lacquered black or white, Ecomalta in three variants for a mineral register, leather inserts for the executive floor. Rooms differ in tone, the campus stays one design.
What sustainability data does the manufacturer declare for Trilo?
Recyclability by fraction: wood 100%, metal 100%, plastic 99.5%. Combined with a bolted construction of tops, plates and columns, the tables can be disassembled and the materials sorted cleanly at end of life.

One table family, forty rooms: planning a campus rollout

Five steps to standardise meeting tables across a large Indian office without flattening its hierarchy.

Write the size ladder first
Map room types to the abacus — rounds for huddles, 240-280 for team rooms, 360-440 for boards — before choosing a single finish.
Let finish mark the floor, not the function
Keep one oak for general floors and reserve Carbon, black or leather inserts for executive levels: hierarchy through material, unity through line.
Standardise the power layout
Fix one socket-box position per table size and repeat it; facilities will thank you at the hundredth meeting room.
Pilot one room per type
Install a sample huddle, team and board room, run real meetings for two weeks, then release the campus order with corrections.
Book finishes on physical samples
Approve the oaks and Ecomalta on real samples under the building's own lighting — through La Mercanti, before the rollout, not after.

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