Kin & Company Tables

Rolled sheets of steel curl and peel away beneath a transparent oval glass surface, capturing the dynamic moment of a cresting wave. The vibrant multicolored steel surface is created...

Rolled sheets of steel curl and peel away beneath a transparent glass surface, capturing the dynamic moment of a cresting wave. The vibrant multicolored steel surface is created thro...

The Thin 2 is the embodiment of subtlety with its smooth, bent steel frame and whisper touch to the floor. The hovering shelf adds to the illusion that the piece is in the process of...

The juxtaposition between the playful, anthropomorphic design of the thin 1 and its subtle form and detailing, results in a piece that is equal parts whimsical and sophisticated.

Through a single, contiguous line, the legs of the trace define the edge, rotating and pivoting each time there is a change in plane. The line is only interrupted by a slight idiosyn...

Primary circles are broken into sinuous steel arcs to form the base of the Crescent console. They are then transcribed to the surface, leaving a sweep...

The juxtaposition between the playful, anthropomorphic design of the thin 1 and its subtle form and detailing, results in a piece that is equal parts whimsical and sophisticated.

Rolled sheets of steel curl and peel away beneath a transparent glass surface, capturing the dynamic moment of a cresting wave. The vibrant multicolored steel surface is created thro...

Primary circles are broken into sinuous steel arcs to form the base of the Crescent console. They are then transcribed to the surface, leaving a sweep...

Inspired by the idea of geological plates slipping past one another, this ethereal table features cutaway arches and parabolic curves without end. Kin & Company continues to build on their language of sculptural geometry, this time with a volumetric and chunky blackened steel base. The custom patterned marble...

The signature curves of Kin & Company and waves of Norwegian designer Henrik Ødegaard blend together seamlessly in this collaboration from the two stud...

For their debut outdoor furniture collection Kin & Company, in collaboration with renowned textile designer Dusen Dusen, has created the Thin Check Table a...

In Kin & Company’s newest design, the crescent table, which premiered at sight unseen Offsite 2017, two hard and unforgiving materials, marble and steel...

The Thin 2 is the embodiment of subtlety with its smooth, bent steel frame and whisper touch to the floor. The hovering shelf adds to the illusion that the piece is in the process of...

The squares provokes a sense of elements in opposition—heavy yet floating, bright red oxide contrasting the deep green marble veins—all brought into harmony through the simple, repea...

Primary circles are broken into sinuous steel arcs to form the base of the crescent console. They are then transcribed to the surface, leaving a sweep...

The signature curves of Kin & Company and waves of Norwegian designer Henrik Ødegaard blend together seamlessly in this collaboration from the two stud...

Like a tiny creature bending over, brushing her toes on the floor, the Thin stools challenge our notion of strength, urging viewers to ask, Will this suppor...

The clean lines and simple form of the a-console convey a sense of lightness and precision. A small reveal at the corners expresses the connection to the top and the structure hidden...

Viewed from one end, the top and base of the bow tie appear to come together in a simple connection of the two materials along the same plane. As the viewer turns the corner, an unex...

The clean lines and simple form of the A-Table convey a sense of lightness and precision. A small reveal at the corners expresses the connection to the top and the structure hidden w...