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The Kora coffee tables challenge the status quo, every element and every detail both unique and confident. Unpredictable tops change angle at every corner creating a shape unlike any other while the legs join the top at a slight offset and offer support from the outside of the piece. Two distinct heights allow for a range of compositions.

The Romo coffee tables represent floating islands; substantial and intricately detailed tops offer pure functionality. Available in three sizes, Romo coffee tables combine lacquered wood with either marble or solid wood giving a huge number of customisation options. Lacquered wood traces each table from the base to the top while an insert of an additional finish adds a highlight to the piece.

When a pebble is found on the beach, it’s shape and texture tells the story of 1000 years. KAWA Coffee Tables are characterised by the same smooth, soft shapes that nature itself creates, perfectly coated and preserved at this point in time. The two tables act individually or as one to give added flexibility and functionality.

Fragments of an undisclosed time. Irregular pieces of natural stone framed and supported by a metal base. The Fragment coffee tables are a set of three customisable tables at different heights, each sold separately

The Erwin coffee tables take their name from the inflated, surrealist work of Erwin Wurm. Each coffee table consists of two elements, two elements that cannot exist without the other. The shape of each table is dictated by the weight of the marble compressing it into shape.

The Wax stool is a light-hearted piece that highlights a contrast of stained and lacquered wood. The Wax Stool is characterised by an almost-melting top in coloured lacquered wood. The two legs extend all the way into the top with no visible joints giving the impression of something that exists without intervention.