06D Atelier Furniture

Comets and meteors have always fascinated the human race since they were first spotted in night skies and ancient cultures often depicted them into myths and legends...

The Perseus side table is shaped from 3 mm thick steel plates to increase strength and is part of a metal furniture collection designed and produced...

A couple of tables takes their name from a mythological couple, the hero Perseus who - according to a version of the myth - killed the Gorgon Medusa, who had the power to turn men into stone with her gaze. The hero defeated her and cut off her head from where sprung the winged horse Pegasus, later used even by Zeus to transport his proverbial lightning bolts. Today, no more heads of snake-haired monsters, nor lightning to sail the sky, but elegant tables to accompany everyday life, which live on their own; living perfectly alone, but are best paired. The Pegasus coffee table...

A couple of tables takes their name from a mythological couple, the hero Perseus who, according to a version of the myth, killed the Gorgon Medusa, who had the power to turn men into stone with her gaze. The hero defeated her and cut off her head from where sprung the winged horse Pegasus, later used even by Zeus to transport his proverbial lightning bolts. Today, no more heads of snake-haired monsters, nor lightning to sail the sky, but elegant tables to accompany everyday life, which live on their own; living perfectly alone, but are best paired. The Perseus coffee table is shaped from 3 mm thick steel plates to increase strength and stability. It’s the ideal complement for the set up of the living area, thanks to the beautiful mat finishing and pairs perfectly with the Pegasus coffee table...

A couple of tables takes their name from a mythological couple, the hero Perseus who - according to a version of the myth - killed the Gorgon Medusa, who had the power to turn men in...

A union between a horse and a man’s torso, the Centaur was a mythological creature born of the sacrilegious love between the King Hission and Nefele, a double of the Goddess Era. The...

A couple of tables takes their name from a mythological couple, the hero Perseus who - according to a version of the myth - killed the Gorgon Medusa, who had the power to turn men into stone with her gaze. The hero defeated her and cut off her head from where sprung the winged horse Pegasus, later used even by Zeus to transport his proverbial lightning bolts. Today, no more heads of snake-haired monsters, nor lightning to sail the sky, but elegant tables to accompany everyday life, which live on their own; living perfectly alone, but are best paired. The Perseus side table...

A union between a horse and a man’s torso, the Centaur was a mythological creature born of the sacrilegious love between the King Hission and Nefele, a double of the Goddess Era. The...

A suspension lamp taking its name from Orion, the hunter. Orion courted Merope, the daughter of King Oenopius, who for the insult, made him blind and threw him out of his kingdom. La...