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Designed by Tristan Lohner
Deriving from Latin, the term vector literally means ?to carry? ? and the name thus refers to the typology of a table in its simplest form. Playing with perspective, when viewed from the end, the frame in black powder-coated aluminium appears dense, adding weight to the design, whilst seen from the side, the slender silhouette seems light and airy.
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Resting atop a recessed base, the corpus of the Montholon design seemingly soars above ground, prompting a lighter sentiment to the voluminous proportions while awakening the senses with inviting curves and the soothing softness of tactile topography.
$6,570.00
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Drawing inspiration from the Japanese philosophy of Boketto, a practice rooted in the art of non-doing and peaceful reflection, the Boketto Sofa is defined by gently rounded rectangles, offering a soothing, cohesive look. Two diagonal modules add versatility to layouts, while narrow modules with trays provide a functional touch.
$1,250.00
The Mate tables by award-winning German designer Sebastian Herkner are created with the idea of becoming a companion in the daily life of its user, akin other objects that serve an inherent purpose in the everyday.
$1,790.00
Almost a visual trick, like a frame where mass and gravity is suspended, and the slim and delicate structure support the marble top, like a hovering platform.
$1,640.00
Rooted in a shared form, the Kin Tables by British designer John Astbury explore the quiet strength of repetition and relation. Defined by their soft curves and sculptural presence, each piece in the collection is anchored by a pedestal base and a tabletop cut from the same formal language – yet rotated to create contrast […]