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This center table takes an irregular, organic silhouette across a 1.5-metre natural tabletop, supported by a base that combines stainless steel with wood veneer. The pairing of metal and veneer gives the low-slung form a layered, tactile base beneath a fluid top. It works as a living-room centerpiece where sculptural form matters as much as…
A slim console table pairs a natural tabletop with legs built from solid natural stone, offering a grounded, monolithic base within a compact footprint. At 1.3 metres, it fits entryways, corridors and lobby settings where a single stone form makes the statement. The stone’s natural variation ensures no two tables read identically.
This coffee table set brings a curved, sculptural volume to both pieces: a wide natural marble top center table and a taller, narrower side table, each set on a solid stone base. The rounded forms and matching marble tops create a cohesive pair while their differing heights and diameters add spatial variation. Suited to villa…
This coffee table set builds a low, wide natural tabletop over a stainless steel base structured in visible layers, giving the piece depth from every viewing angle. At 1200 by 1200 mm, its square proportions suit generous seating arrangements in villa living rooms and hospitality lounges. The layered steel base turns the underside into as…
This coffee table set pairs a round center table, its tempered glass top resting on a natural marble base, with a taller natural marble side table for a layered composition. The glass top lets the marble base read through, while the solid marble side piece adds textural contrast at a higher stance. Together they suit…
This irregularly shaped console table pairs a natural tabletop with a base built from stainless steel and saddle leather, an unexpected material combination for an entryway or hospitality lobby piece. The leather-wrapped steel legs introduce warmth and tactility beneath the tabletop’s organic silhouette. At 1.5 metres, it suits console placements where craftsmanship should read up…
