Flint Table by Madheke

Distinctive for its qualities of strength, adaptability, and lightness, carbon fibre serves as the foundation for this avant-garde bench. Inspired by the aesthetic and functional ele...

The Rouen chair combines neoclassical symmetry with sculpted form. Featuring a crescent backrest and tapering legs, the chair is fully wrapped in leather, creating a rich contrast to...

A celebration of craftsmanship and ornamentation, the Astrelli Console Cabinet draws from Rococo sensibilities while embracing quiet modernity. Featuring leather drawer fronts with ...

Encapsulating a blend of historical depth and modern sophistication, the Astrelli drinks cabinet is finely detailed with antiqued brass accents and expe...

Hiku tea table by Kana Objects Dimensions: D 80 x H 21 cm Materials: Smoked oak. Available in other sizes. Also available in natural oak. Hiku finds its inspiration in the Japanese tea ritual. The low circular table...

Scagliola Policromia coffee table from 1731 with the signature of the original Italian origin from Venice. The work is signed by the artist Giglielmo Blaeuni. At the center of the polychrome table we find an astrolabe. The astrolabe is an instrument that calculated the height of the sun but also had a dual purpose that of solving problems of spherical astronomy. On the sides of the astrolabe there are two cobalt blue circles containing other symbolic animals. To protect the work, the table is protected by glass. Scagliola is a type of fine plaster...

Magazine table by Milan Pekar Dimensions: 32 x 74 x 50 cm Materials: Glaze, clay Handmade in the Czech Republic Established own studio August 2009 – Focus mainly on porcelain, developing own glazes. Mould makings, and Slip casting. Milan Pekar is an award-winning product designer. Assistant professor at Studio of Ceramics and Porcelain...

Very fine 18th Century mahogany dish top tripod table by Joseph Gengenbach, known as Canabas, circa 1790, the lathe turned top with dished edge, over...