Coffee Tables

The Gemini Coffee Tables are characterised by the combination of materials on the top and bottom of the table. Leather wraps around the entire base and even continues up the underside of the table top. Half way around the top the leather stops and the table is finished by a marble top with a perfectly curved edge which mirrors the curve of the leather.

The Laghi Coffee Tables are a group of low coffee tables, each in the shape of a body of water and inspired by the peacefulness and beauty of the Lake District in United Kingdom. Each table is topped with a polished piece of aluminium to symbolise the reflections on water. Smooth curves from the top down to the base add to the idea and aesthetic of flowing water and peacefulness.

Two coffee tables with only one leg each make up the Pangea Coffee Table. It’s monolithic forms make it a fascinating and eye-catching addition to any room. The table can be used together or seperately, giving the name Pangea.

Pingu is a playful addition to any room, offering up a place for a drink or an ashtray beside your chair. An inverted dome is supported by a soft-shaped base which it is barely touching. A metal top adds a touch of luxury.

Pingu is a playful addition to any room, offering up a place for a drink or an ashtray beside your chair. An inverted dome is supported by a soft-shaped base which it is barely touching.

Named after the two seas of Taranto, the Taras Coffee Table consists of two marble or stone pieces held by another two solid wood slabs. The wooden pieces are joined only through the marble creating a unique and surprising balancing act.