TABLES

In Incas only the two inclined planes bear the stresses due to the weight of the plan, while the vertical ones do not collaborate in the construction system. Incas is now also available in other stone materials and with suitable finishes, today for the first time it finds an unprecedented and sophisticated solution in solid wood, demonstrating how every great idea can be further developed without losing strength and meaning.

In Incas only the two inclined planes bear the stresses due to the weight of the plan, while the vertical ones do not collaborate in the construction system. Incas is now also available in other stone materials and with suitable finishes, today for the first time it finds an unprecedented and sophisticated solution in solid wood, demonstrating how every great idea can be further developed without losing strength and meaning.

A system of marble tables is a milestone in research into interlocking furniture without joints or locks. For the "Eros" tables, the construction solution involves a gravity joint between the top and the leg, obtained thanks to the truncated conical section of itself. The Eros collection includes Mangiarotti’s research into breathtaking balancing structures. Crafted entirely from precious marble, it features a carved eyelet through which a conical base is fitted and used to stabilize the entire design.

A system of marble tables as a milestone in research into interlocking furniture without joints or locks: for the "Eros" tables the construction solution involves a gravity joint between the top and the leg, obtained thanks to the truncated conical section of the itself.

A system of marble tables as a milestone in research into interlocking furniture without joints or locks: for the "Eros" tables the construction solution involves a gravity joint between the top and the leg, obtained thanks to the truncated conical section of the itself.

A real constructive record, the "Eccentrico" table leads Angelo Mangiarotti towards the supremacy of some great "builders" of twentieth century furniture, such as Franco Albini from the "Veliero" bookcase and Carlo Mollino from the "Cremona" table: projects that the limits to which they were pushed showed theoretical goals never achieved before.

A system of marble tables as a milestone in research into interlocking furniture without joints or locks: for the "Eros" tables the construction solution involves a gravity joint between the top and the leg, obtained thanks to the truncated conical section of the itself.

Tables made with thin plywood elements that stiffen through the curves to which they are subjected, giving stability and resistance to a very dry structure, and which find momentum and lightness in the tapered design of the leg. A constructive system initially planned to be demountable, a project that had impressed and received the approval of the great Alvar Aalto, a solution that still appears brilliant today for its compositional rigor, constructive clarity and the happy harmony of the proportions that define it.

Tables made with thin plywood elements that stiffen through the curves to which they are subjected, giving stability and resistance to a very dry structure, and which find momentum and lightness in the tapered design of the leg. A constructive system initially planned to be demountable, a project that had impressed and received the approval of the great Alvar Aalto, a solution that still appears brilliant today for its compositional rigor, constructive clarity and the happy harmony of the proportions that define it.

The Asolo table investigates the exceptional resistance qualities of the stone material, used here as the only construction material. When you don't get to “minimal” by following fashion but through knowledge of the material, always ahead of style issues.

Warm sun on the desert sand, the shimmering lights of Dubai - Sabine Marcelis' works capture nature's energy and urban life's vibrancy. As the shapes and colors shift and merge with their surroundings, these dualities harmonize in whispers of light and reflection. The mirage of the two as separate fades as we embrace all the possibilities they invite us to imagine. Glass Table, composed of glass panels and 4 x glass cylinders.

Based on the Round Table that Fred Ganim created in 2015, this coffee table is carved from a single block of Brazilian Quartzite (pictured). The stone's deep blue is shot through with warm red and calm, natural tones; myriad colors emerge in tightly compressed layers on the table's smooth surface, and cascade down the legs, each a fluid, folded curve.

Inspired by flat-topped blocks used for religious rituals and ceremonies, especially for sacrifices or offerings to the deities. Our tables have been hand carved and are related to objects that, through their expression, have become symbolic pieces in the spaces which they are placed, called Altares.

Inspired by flat-topped blocks used for religious rituals and ceremonies, especially for sacrifices or offerings to the deities. Our tables have been hand carved and are related to objects that, through their expression, have become symbolic pieces in the spaces which they are placed, called Altares.

The meticulous craftsmanship of the Altar collection, in its desire to honor the process and raw materials, is inspired by the flat-surfaced pieces used in pre-Hispanic rituals and ceremonies, especially in sacrifices or offerings to the gods.

Inspired by flat-topped blocks used for religious rituals and ceremonies, especially for sacrifices or offerings to the deities. Altar hand-carved tables are the synthesis of this expression. The high detailed artisanal work makes them an eye-catching piece in any environment they are placed in.