New at Modern Studio · Made in Italy
Impatia: Italian luxury game tables for the way you entertain.
Glass billiards on Italian slate, Olympic-size ping pong, poker, foosball, and shuffleboard, made by Italian artisans in glass, marble, leather, and solid wood. Now at Modern Studio, just in time for the holidays.
Milan design district · Italy
The game table, rethought as a piece of design.
Impatia makes game tables that look at home in a living room rather than shut away in a basement. The company is based in the Milan design district and brings Italian design, art, and craftsmanship together in bespoke glass game tables. In its own words, Impatia “was inspired from the desire to create daring and distinct design objects that would push the boundaries of the game table industry.”
Founders Irene Prandoni and Gregg Brodarick, an Italian and American duo who both trained in architecture, lead the creative process. They work with outside designers on the signature pieces. Turin’s Adriano Design, the studio of brothers Davide and Gabriele Adriano, designed the glass Filotto billiard table and the Lungolinea table tennis table. Enrico Azzimonti designed the Unootto poker table, which won a GOOD DESIGN Award in 2022.
The full line is live at Modern Studio. Browse Game Tables for billiards, ping pong, poker, foosball, shuffleboard, carrom, and cornhole, then add cue racks, chess, and leather game sets from Game Room Accessories.
“Made in Italy. Made on request.” — Impatia
The craft story
Glass, metal, leather, stone, and wood, worked by hand.
Impatia works with talented artisans from across Italy, so each piece comes from a specialist: glass cut into transparent frames and legs, metal machined into fittings, leather cut and stitched by hand, and marble and wood shaped into frames and bases. Every piece is made to order in Italy.
The materials are chosen to perform as well as they look. Filotto billiard tables play on a professional three-piece Italian slate bed covered in Simonis cloth. The Lungolinea ping pong tables are Olympic size. The Gold editions use 24-karat gold-plated components finished by Italian goldsmiths.
Footage and stills courtesy of Impatia.
Billiards · 7 ft and 8 ft Pro
Filotto: the glass pool table.
Filotto is Impatia’s contemporary professional billiard table: a transparent frame and legs of low-iron crystal glass over a three-piece Italian slate base, with Simonis cloth and handcrafted leather pockets. It comes in 7 ft and 8 ft Pro sizes, and in five editions:
- Filotto Classic: all glass with polished chrome, 25 Simonis cloth colors and 10 pocket colors. From $55,500.
- Filotto Gold: 24-karat gold-plated components on the glass frame. From $61,400.
- Filotto Dark: smoked or bronze glass with chrome details. From $57,800.
- Filotto Wood: glass frame on solid Canaletto Walnut or Dark Oak legs. From $49,600.
- Filotto Marble: a Travertino, Bianco di Carrara, or Nero Marquina marble top frame on glass. From $65,000.
Want the table to do more? The Filotto Removable Top is a two-piece FENIX top with a removable ping pong net kit, so the table can also host table tennis.
Finish the table
Racks and sets that match
Impatia designs its billiard accessories to sit beside the table. The all-glass Verso Classic Cue Rack and the smoked Verso Dark Cue Rack pair with Filotto Classic and Filotto Dark. The Tocco Marble Cue Rack is a solid marble cube that holds four cues. Fill it with the Impatia Cue Stick Set (4) ($1,520). Inside, the Impatia Leather Billiards Game Set holds a professional ball set and a leather triangle rack in a handcrafted case. The crocodile-finish Impatia Precious Leather Billiards Game Set comes from the Precious Leather Collection.
Table tennis · Olympic size
Lungolinea and Scambio.
The Lungolinea family, designed by Adriano Design, measures 108 × 60 × 30 in, Olympic size. It has a low-iron glass playing surface, a removable laser-cut Alcantara® net in Anthracite, Powder, or Chestnut, and four professional rackets with ten balls in the box. Choose the all-glass Lungolinea Classic ($26,000), the Lungolinea Gold with 24k gold-plated joints ($30,000), the Lungolinea Wood on Canaletto Walnut or Dark Oak ($26,000), or the Lungolinea Leather, whose base comes in ten leather colors ($28,400).
The Scambio ($28,500) is the warm alternative: a rosewood playing surface in a Canaletto Walnut frame on low-iron glass legs, with drawers for the game kit. Take off the leather net and it becomes a dining table. That is a useful trick when the holiday crowd moves from dinner to a tournament. Scambio received the iF Design Award 2026, plus the Good Design Award and Archiproducts Design Award in 2025.
Add the handcrafted Impatia Leather Ping Pong Racket Set ($500).
Poker & card tables
Unootto and Tuttuno: game night, dressed up.
Unootto is an octagonal poker table inspired by the classic cut of a diamond, designed by Enrico Azzimonti. A low-iron glass frame carries an Alcantara® playing surface in ten colors, in an 8-player (61 × 61 in) or 10-player (92 × 61 in) size. The Unootto Wood ($22,500) frames the top in Canaletto Walnut or Dark Oak. The Unootto Marble ($26,000) uses Travertino, Bianco di Carrara, or Nero Marquina. The Unootto Gold ($30,700) adds gold-plated legs and components to a marble top frame.
Tuttuno is the everyday card and board-game table. It is 39 in square and 29 in high, with an Alcantara® surface inside a glass structure trimmed in leather. Choose the Tuttuno Classic ($13,000) or the smoked or bronze Tuttuno Dark ($14,800). For a bigger table, the Tuttuno 8 Players seats eight ($19,000).
Finish with the Impatia Leather Poker Game Set, the Impatia Leather Chess and Checkers Game Set, or the Impatia Leather Backgammon Game Set, each in ten leather colors.
Holiday hosting
A card table that earns its floor space
Tuttuno’s footprint is about the size of a small breakfast table, so it can live in a den or library all year and become the poker or backgammon table when guests arrive. Pair two dining chairs with a Tuttuno Dark for an intimate setup, or move to an Unootto when the group grows to eight or ten.
Foosball, shuffleboard, carrom, cornhole, chess
The rest of the game room.
Derby foosball
The award-winning Derby collection pays homage to Milan’s love of football. It has chrome rods, anodized aluminum players, and leather goal slots in ten colors, and measures 60 × 48 in including the rods. The Derby Wood ($17,700) pairs a glass field with solid Canaletto Walnut or Dark Oak. The Derby Canvas (price on request) comes in six lacquer colors. The Derby Signature ($21,500) plays on Taj Black quartzite set in walnut. The Derby Leather ($20,000) wraps the frame and handles in leather, in ten colors.
Scivolo shuffleboard
The Scivolo Wood (From $28,500) sets a low-iron glass top with an Alcantara® playing surface on a solid wood base. It comes in the original 12 ft length and a compact 9 ft, and both are slim enough to run along a wall.
Carrom, cornhole, and chess
The Sospeso carrom table ($15,500) has a Nero Marquina marble playing surface in a walnut frame, held up by radial glass “wings.” The Lancio Marble ($5,900) and Lancio Wood ($5,500) bring cornhole indoors on glass, and the marble version is designed for indoor and outdoor use. The Mossa ($8,800) is Impatia’s first chess set: a smoked mirror glass board on walnut or black lacquered oak, with anodized aluminum and chrome pieces.
Limited editions · price on request
Elie Saab and Tonino Lamborghini.
The Elie Saab x Impatia Plissé Billiard Table was created under the creative direction of ELIE SAAB. Each table is crafted from a slab of Brazilian Patagonia marble hand-selected by Elie Saab, then finished in Italy in signature palettes of leather, cloth, and dark bronze.
Made under license from Tonino Lamborghini S.p.A., the Tonino Lamborghini editions bring the brand’s palette of Rosso, Giallo, Verde, Blu, and Nero to three Impatia classics: the Filotto billiard table, the Lungolinea Leather ping pong table, and the Unootto Marble poker table.
Pricing and lead time for these editions are by inquiry. Call 949.376.0103 or use the Inquire button on each product page.
Materials & finishes
Choose the materials, then the color.
Glass. Low-iron crystal glass is the Impatia signature, used for its crystal-clear look. Many tables also come in smoked or bronze glass, including Filotto Dark, Tuttuno Dark, the Unootto Dark edition, and the Derby fields.
Wood. Solid Canaletto Walnut or Dark Oak appears on Filotto Wood, Lungolinea Wood, Derby Wood, Unootto Wood, Scivolo, and Lancio Wood. Scambio adds a rosewood playing surface.
Stone. The marble frames come in Travertino, Bianco di Carrara, and Nero Marquina. The Tocco cue rack adds Grigio Nuvolato. Derby Signature uses Taj Black quartzite, and the Elie Saab Plissé uses Brazilian Patagonia marble.
Metal. Polished chrome is standard. The Gold editions use 24-karat gold-plated parts, and the Elie Saab palettes use dark bronze.
Soft goods. Billiard cloth is Simonis, in 25 colors on Filotto. Alcantara® comes in ten colors (Pearl, Sea Sand, Baby Grey, Lichen, Powder, Pompeian, Chestnut, Terra, Steel, and Anthracite). Leather comes in ten colors (Nero, Tabacco, Vino, Arancio, Beige, Verde, Cielo, Grigio, Cenere, and Blu).
Not every option is offered on every model. We confirm finishes, cloth, and leather on the product page and before you order.
Practical planning
Game-room planning: size, clearance, and timing.
The tables are made to order and heavy, so plan the room before you choose a finish. The footprints below come from Impatia’s product specs. The room sizes are general rules of thumb for comfortable play. We’ll check your floor plan before you order.
| Table | Footprint (W × D) | Planning clearance | Comfortable room |
|---|---|---|---|
| Filotto 8 ft Pro billiards | 105.5 × 60 in | About 5 ft on every side for a full-length cue | About 19 × 15 ft |
| Filotto 7 ft billiards | 92.5 × 53 in | About 5 ft on every side | About 18 × 14.5 ft |
| Lungolinea or Scambio ping pong | 108 × 60 in | About 6 ft behind each end, 3 ft at the sides | About 21 × 11 ft |
| Unootto poker, 8 players | 61 × 61 in | About 3 ft for chairs on every side | About 11 × 11 ft |
| Unootto poker, 10 players | 92 × 61 in | About 3 ft for chairs on every side | About 14 × 11 ft |
| Tuttuno multi-game | 39 × 39 in | About 3 ft for chairs | About 9 × 9 ft |
| Derby foosball | 60 × 48 in (with rods) | About 3 ft at each rod side | About 11 × 8 ft |
| Scivolo shuffleboard 12 ft / 9 ft | 148 or 108 × 30 in | About 3 ft at each end and along one side | About 18.5 × 6 ft / 15 × 6 ft |
1. Measure for the cue, not just the table
For billiards, the room is set by the stroke. Measure from the edge of the table frame to the nearest wall, column, or furniture on all four sides. Where one side is tight, shorter cues help. We can talk through the trade-offs.
2. Check the floor and the path in
The specs list Lungolinea at up to 485 lbs, Scivolo 12 ft at 712 lbs, and the Elie Saab and Tonino Lamborghini Filotto editions at 1,410 lbs. Every large table ships with white-glove delivery, quoted for your location. Check stairs, elevators, and door widths before the table arrives.
3. Light it like a dining table
Glass tables reflect overhead light. Plan an even linear fixture centered on the playing surface, and keep bright downlights off the glass rails to cut glare.
4. Order with the calendar in mind
Production lead times on our product pages run from about 4–6 weeks (Lungolinea, Derby Wood, Derby Signature) to 10–12 weeks (Filotto, Unootto) and 12–14 weeks (Scambio, Scivolo 12 ft), plus delivery. To host on a new table this season, talk to us now about which models fit your date.
Shop the collection
Impatia game tables at Modern Studio.
List prices are shown. Limited editions are priced on request.
Billiards
Filotto Classic
From $55,500
All-glass frame and legs on Italian slate. 7 ft and 8 ft Pro.
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Billiards
Filotto Marble
From $65,000
Travertino, Carrara, or Nero Marquina marble frame.
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Multi-game
Tuttuno Classic
$13,000
39-inch card and board-game table in glass and Alcantara®.
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Billiards · Limited edition
Elie Saab x Impatia Plissé
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Brazilian Patagonia marble, creative direction by ELIE SAAB.
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