tables

The form of the Baoba table draws inspiration from the shapes of nature. Its large, comfortable tabletop is supported by five legs, each reminiscent of the branches of a baobab tree. Every leg is handcrafted through a process of wood lamination and mechanical shaping. The rich variety of textures, materials, and colors used in this piece creates a truly unique aesthetic experience. No two legs are exactly alike, nor are the veneer patterns on the tabletop ever repeated. As a result, each table is a one-of-a-kind creation.

The Manhattan furniture line is stylistically inspired by the Art Deco period in American design. Preceding Constructivism, it was a direct response to the lack of spatial discipline in the Art Nouveau era. Art Deco consciously embraced modern design principles, considering both function and the object’s impact on the physical and social environment of human life. It aspired to mass production, yet this ambition was never fully realized. Its creators placed too much emphasis on perfect craftsmanship, meticulous attention to detail, and the highest quality materials. As a result, products from this period could never be inexpensive and, therefore, not widely accessible.

Due to its size and weight, the body of the Red Trunk table has been divided into two parts—the tabletop and the base. Both elements are assembled directly before placing the table in its final location. To reduce weight, the base is hollow inside. The underside of the tabletop features the same texture as the base. Both elements reference the outer surface of a tree trunk. The “bark” texture is created through mechanical processing of previously glued wooden pieces. The final stage of production involves selecting the appropriate stains and lacquers.

According to Plato and Aristotle, the four elements—fire, air, earth, and water—are the eternal foundations of life.

The Golden Wind table is designed to reflect the element of air. Its handcrafted leg can be freely shaped and colored. Since it is sculpted, no two pieces of this design are identical.

The tabletop looks best with marble or granite, but to add warmth, oak veneer can be used. This table model also offers the option of a tabletop made from epoxy resin.

The simple geometric form of this table highlights the structures and textures of the materials from which it is made. Its decorative appeal comes from the combination of two materials – metal in the leg and veneer on the tabletop.

The veneer finish can be highly decorative, achieved with a high-gloss lacquer, or more subtle, resembling solid wood furniture.

This design concept allows for a variety of color and material combinations, enabling the creation of a piece that meets the individual needs of each customer.