Coffee Tables

While designing the collection, we were inspired by the different natural phenomena that appear in our environment. A fascinating example are the different shapes wild mushrooms can take and how they are all soft and elegant in there appearance. We thought these shapes would be ideal to translate into a table collection.xxx*Delivery 7-10 days only while quantities are in stock

While designing the collection, we were inspired by the different natural phenomena that appear in our environment. A fascinating example are the different shapes wild mushrooms can take and how they are all soft and elegant in there appearance. We thought these shapes would be ideal to translate into a table collection.xxx*Delivery 7-10 days only while quantities are in stock

The Lake end table masterfully balances organic and geometric shapes, enhanced with the beauty of natural materials. The end table blends sinuously into the environment with its wooden base embellished with the refined finishes used for the top, which are inspired by nature. The result is a strong aesthetic impact that does not overlook the functionality of a spacious surface made of glass, ceramic, or marble.xxx*Delivery 7-10 days only while quantities are in stock

Made from travertine stone, Cubism is all about embracing the qualities and beauty of a material widely utilized in classical architecture worldwide.

The Soho Table embodies the essence of architectural craftsmanship, drawing inspiration from the distinctive facades in SoHo, New York. The idea for the design was sparked during a stroll through the neighborhood, where the fluted building facades left a lasting impression and is directly reflected in the fluted column that forms the core of the table. The fluted surface adds tactility but also creates a dynamic and shifting interplay of depth and shadows throughout the day, depending on how the light falls upon it.

The Soho Table embodies the essence of architectural craftsmanship, drawing inspiration from the distinctive facades in SoHo, New York. The idea for the design was sparked during a stroll through the neighborhood, where the fluted building facades left a lasting impression and is directly reflected in the fluted column that forms the core of the table. The fluted surface adds tactility but also creates a dynamic and shifting interplay of depth and shadows throughout the day, depending on how the light falls upon it.