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Designed by Damien Gernay
Beam is a multifunction side table made by an old wood, equipped with lead-painted metal top. The rustic appearance of wood, deliberately not treated, allows to exploit its full expressive value. The Irregularities of this old wood have to be considered a quality and not a defect, which thus characterizes each piece.
Finishes:
Base in antique oak, top in metal in clear varnish
Dimensions:
W450 x D230 x H650 mm
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Beam is a multifunction low table made by an old wood, equipped with lead-painted metal top. The rustic appearance of wood, deliberately not treated, allows to exploit its full expressive value. The Irregularities of this old wood have to be considered a quality and not a defect, which thus characterizes each piece.
$2,570.00
Ordinaryday is a chest of drawers in solid fir wood with a black structure. Ordinaryday is created with nothing but pure solid fir wood, it wants to recreate a pile of wood on a normal ‘ordinaryday’ day in a carpentry shop. With a strong and recognizable character, it becomes the protagonist.
$1,350.00
Suspension lamp with thin metal structure and ceiling cable. Opal glass sphere, ground weight on the floor in marble. Minimal performing, reinterpretation that sees the sign as the protagonist. Suitable for both the living and dining areas.
$1,810.00
Inspired by the human iris, the poetic tables combine color, geometry, and reflection. Back-painted glass and graphic lines create layered depth and visual rhythm. They are functional pieces that straddle the boundary between art and design.
$2,300.00
Floema is a family of low tables whose minimalist design is embodied by the absence of edges, offering a feeling of welcoming elegance. The elliptical or circle roundness of the tops available in stone or wood, mark a feature repeated in the curved details of the steel structure. In different heights and shapes, the four […]