TABLES

Dean Oval occasional table, designed by Gabriel Kakon and Scott Richler, features a design with mid-century sensibilities. The coolness of a minimalist Stain brass structure with brass hardware softened by the rounded edges of its Bronzed glass top. Showcasing industrial design met with elegant lines.

Dean Oval occasional table, designed by Gabriel Kakon and Scott Richler, features a design with mid-century sensibilities. The coolness of a minimalist black steel structure with brass hardware softened by the rounded edges of its transparent glass top. Showcasing industrial design met with elegant lines.

Bardot Occasional Table, designed by Gabriel Kakon and Scott Richler, represents a traditional silhouette with unconventional details. The formed black steel frame is supported by a ribbed structure in contrasting satin copper hardware which gives the table both body and color. Blending textures, the table is lined with pebbled leather in Slate-grey color, held in place by chic copper metallic cufflink hardware.

Bardot Occasional Table, designed by Gabriel Kakon and Scott Richler, represents a traditional silhouette with unconventional details. The formed black steel frame is supported by a ribbed structure in contrasting satin brass hardware which gives the table both body and color. Blending textures, the table is lined with black pebbled leather, held in place by chic brass metallic cufflink hardware.

Prong Round occasional table, designed by Gabriel Kakon and Scott Richler, is an elegant side table that evokes the image of fine jewelry complete with a precious stone resting above its pedestal. The Bianco Gioia round marble top offers a dynamic interplay of round contours intersecting with long delicate legs and hardware in a satin brass finish.

Prong Round occasional table, designed by Gabriel Kakon and Scott Richler, is an elegant side table that evokes the image of fine jewelry complete with a precious stone resting above its pedestal. The Grigio Carnico round marble top offers a dynamic interplay of round contours intersecting with long delicate black steel legs and hardware in a satin brass finish.

Prong Racetrack Occasional Table, designed by Gabriel Kakon and Scott Richler, evokes the image of fine jewelry complete with a precious stone resting above its pedestal. The Bianco Gioia marble oval top offers a dynamic interplay of round contours intersecting with black steel long delicate legs and hardware in a copper finish.

Pedestal Square occasional table, designed by Gabriel Kakon and Scott Richler, is a classic bistro-inspired side table that showcases fine attention to detail. It features a Bianco Gioia (white) Marble marble top with soft, rounded contours, while the contrasting satin brass metal hardware at the black steel central pedestal base offers full adjustability to its height.

Pedestal Hexagon occasional table, designed by Gabriel Kakon and Scott Richler, is a classic bistro-inspired side table that showcases fine attention to detail. It features a Grigio Carnico Marble marble top with soft, rounded contours, while the contrasting satin brass metal hardware at the black steel central pedestal base offers full adjustability to its height.

Pedestal Round occasional table, designed by Gabriel Kakon and Scott Richler, is a classic bistro-inspired side table that showcases fine attention to detail. It features a silver wave marble top with soft, rounded contours, while the contrasting copper metal hardware at the black steel central pedestal base offers full adjustability to its height.

Monkey Side Table, designed by Jaime Hayon, is a functional side table combining quality and a touch of humor with its beautiful design. It is among the few pieces that have achieved bestseller success and simultaneous publishing as this singular side table by the designer. Monkey table is made from architectonic concrete with resins in grey. The grey finish is apt for indoor and outdoor.

Explorer Table 2 Occasional Table, designed by Jaime Hayon, is part of the explorer side table series inspired by the playful and reminds one of the jelly-beans, rounded sweets children eat in the US. It is an exquisite beauty characterized in the design from a childlike inspiration. It’s about new shapes and objects within the market that want to convert into emblematic pieces because these tables are functional and sculpturally robust. It features lacquered fiberglass body, dark grey glass, mate dark grey legs and gloss dark grey body.

Explorer Table 2 Occasional Table, designed by Jaime Hayon, is part of the explorer side table series inspired by the playful and reminds one of the jelly-beans, rounded sweets children eat in the US. It is an exquisite beauty characterized in the design from a childlike inspiration. It’s about new shapes and objects within the market that want to convert into emblematic pieces because these tables are functional and sculpturally robust. It features lacquered fiberglass body, dark grey glass, nut-brown gloss middle, mate beige top, and mate copper brown legs.

Explorer Table 1 Occasional Table, designed by Jaime Hayon, is part of the explorer side table series inspired by the playful and reminds one of the jelly-beans, rounded sweets children eat in the US. It is an exquisite beauty characterized in the design from a childlike inspiration. It’s about new shapes and objects within the market that want to convert into emblematic pieces because these tables are functional and sculpturally robust. It features lacquered fiberglass body, dark grey glass, light grey mate legs, and a light grey gloss body.

Explorer Table 1 Occasional Table, designed by Jaime Hayon, is part of the explorer side table series inspired by the playful and reminds one of the jelly-beans, rounded sweets children eat in the US. It is an exquisite beauty characterized in the design from a childlike inspiration. It’s about new shapes and objects within the market that want to convert into emblematic pieces because these tables are functional and sculpturally robust. It features lacquered fiberglass body, dark grey glass, moss green middle gloss, mat silver-grey top, and mat red beige legs.

Characterized by visual balance, the 2.6 meter long dining table achieves its shape from the counterweight formed of a large piece of black Orizaba marble stone. The marble creates the necessary weight to support the steel structure, which is then attached to the burnt countertop. The marble stone is obtained directly from the quarry in one piece, specifically chosen by the studio according to its weight, size and character. The natural shape of the marble is the result of the environmental conditions of the mountain, giving a unique personality to each table. The burning of the two inch thick wooden countertop is done through a Japanese technique known as Yakisugi. The process is carried out with the objective to seal the wood and protect it, giving it a distinctive color and texture.