Products tagged with 'table'

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) Peek Table Lamp - The Swedish designer Jonas Wagell initially designed The Peek lamp as a floor lamp to accompany a sofa he did a few years ago. The design is simplistic, humble and somewhat quirky.-

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) Plinth Low - Over centuries, the plinth has been a much mused-over object. With this project Danish studio Norm Architects set out to rethink the uses of the plinth and to reveal the natural beauty of marble. The result is a series of podiums with multiple uses in the home, office or showroom. .

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) Reverse Table Lamp - presents Reverse Lamp, a new lighting solution that underpins the ever-present beauty of natural materials. In his search for simple and clever solutions in any given space, Danish designer Aleksandar Lazic looked to Italian marble tables from the 1970s when creating the Reverse Lamp. Inspired by the play on structure created by geometric constraints, the conical travertine base and curved, bronzed aluminium shade define the lamp’s perfectly balanced expression.

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) TR Bulb - TR Bulb is a clever solution for modern city living, inspired by the way people are increasingly becoming urban nomads, moving between cities and countries to pursue careers and life experiences.

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) Turning Table - German designer Theresa Arns set out to design a simple side table with built-in storage space for magazines, remotes, extra chargers, gum and chocolate, or whatever you need at hand in the living room. The design is elegant, distinct, and very welcoming.

ATIPICO Boccia Collection Jugs - Transparent mouth-blown borosilicate glass for ethereal and extremely light jugs, with almost invisible handle. Three different models and heights are available.

WENDELBO Calibre Side Table - Quiet yet at full volume. Basic shape of the cylinder, with each part proportioned according to its function. .

WENDELBO Circle Coffee Table - A floating circle, held in place by it’s cage, almost a visuel trick, like a frame where mass and gravity is suspended, and the slim and delicate structure support the marble top, like a hovering platform.

WENDELBO Circle Side Table - A floating circle, held in place by it’s cage, almost a visuel trick, like a frame where mass and gravity is suspended, and the slim and delicate structure support the marble top, like a hovering platform.

WENDELBO Coin Coffee Table - With a clear reference to its name – Coin, a round and endless loop, the circle is one of the most versatile geometric shapes. The collection includes two elegant side tables in the iconic, sculptural shape

WENDELBO Coin Dining table - With a clear reference to it’s name, - round, - and endless loop, the circle is one of the most versatile geometric shapes. So easy to position, and so easy to posit around, and very suitable for dining and sharing. It’s like the ancient fireplace, it’s where you come together.

WENDELBO Collect Console Table Made from the idea of creating a table design that could complement any space through elegant function and a warm, yet sophisticated character are the new Collect tables by Swedish designer Jonas Wagell for Wendelbo.

WENDELBO Collect Side Table Round Made from the idea of creating a table design that could complement any space through elegant function and a warm, yet sophisticated character are the new Collect tables by Swedish designer Jonas Wagell for Wendelbo.

ATIPICO Crudo Black Clay Serving Bowl- Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

ATIPICO Crudo Black Clay Tray - Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

ATIPICO Crudo Blown Glass Bell Shaped Lid - Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

ATIPICO Crudo Blown Glass Water Glass 10 Set of 4 - Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

ATIPICO Crudo Blown Glass Water Glass 7 Set of 4 - Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

ATIPICO Crudo Ceramic Bowl Set of 4 - Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

ATIPICO Crudo Ceramic Jug with Glass Top - Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

ATIPICO Crudo Ceramic Plate Set of 4 - Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

ATIPICO Crudo Ceramic Serving Plate - Raw, like food can be, even some materials are raw before being crafted and in a certain way “consumed”: ceramic, glass, porcelain, and terracotta undergo the same changes as food does. The Crudo collection has been created from the enthusiasm and talent of five designers, united by the desire to relate and reinterpret the pureness of daily gestural expressiveness through the preciousness of materials and their transformation. Project Crudo by Atipico, designed by Barbara Busatta, Dario Buzzini, Robin Bigio, Martin Maler and Olivero Zanon, is presented as a collection of table accessories, which explore the combinations of raw materials and their workmanship, precisely like a recipe reworks the ingredients into a dish. The collection includes various types of containers for food and liquids, designed in elementary shapes, in basic colours of white and brown, with a touch of colour. In particular the Crudo collection consists of four families, independent of one another, but beautiful as a whole: the jug and two glasses, the salad bowl and 4 plates, the set of plates, bowl and bell and the set consisting of a tray, salad bowl, plate and bowl.

DALLAGNESE Settanta Nightstand - Symmetry and simplicity at the service of reassuring, elegant design. The Settanta collection features clean-cut volumes, continuous surfaces and rounded shapes. Settanta has a finished back, therefore they can stand in the middle of the room.

DALLAGNESE Slim Dresser 2 Drawers Lacquer Finish - Slim is a bedroom furnishing system with push-pull opening.