Dinner Table by Rafael Triboli

Rafael Triboli presents his new collection. This newly curated ensemble showcases a distinctive blend of materials and textures, including bronze and gr...

Rafael Triboli presents his new collection. This newly curated ensemble showcases a distinctive blend of materials and textures, including bronze and gr...

Rafael Triboli presents his new collection. This newly curated ensemble showcases a distinctive blend of materials and textures, including bronze and gr...

Rafael Triboli presents his new collection. This newly curated ensemble showcases a distinctive blend of materials and textures, including bronze and gr...

The mahogany creations are molded in grinders, sawn, and polished by hand. The rustic and manual process collides with wax’s subtle and metamorphic matter, which is blended and diffu...

Engravings and cutouts reclaim their potential outcomes through the practice of Rafael Triboli. Something that was once wood, steel, tin, or brass now r...

Soil map N°4 table by Estudio Rafael Freyre. Dimensions: D 120 x H 80 cm. Materials: diverse recycled andes stones. The pieces in the soil map series are part of a quest to bri...

Soil Map N°5 table by Estudio Rafael Freyre Dimensions: D 150 x H 75 cm Materials: diverse recycled andes stones The pieces in the Soil Map series are part of a quest to bring ...

Up dinner table by Shou Dimensions: W 110 x D 200 x H 78 cm Materials: Oak and tempered glass. Inspired by the concept of the transformation of life, the traces it leaves, the m...

L’anamour dinner table by Dooq Dimensions: ø 150 x H 78 cm Materials: Ash wood, natural travertine. L’anamour is a dining table where the connection between the base and the top...

The Fascinasia Table was a collaborative work with Canadian artist Daniel Stanford. The artwork incorporated within the table is a unique blend of photography with collage elements and precise application of gold leaf, watercolor, Chinese ink, acrylic paint, raw pigments, and resin. It is based on a 2016 photograph, shot by Daniel, of an award-winning Oldenburg Breed Stallion Jumping Horse named Starmont. Embedded in the painting is a segment of the Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Singapore. Stanford's use of archival materials reflects the sequence of the five elements - wood, fire, and earth; earth gives birth to gold, gold creates water, and water makes wood. Rafael Calvo designed...

The new Oscar collection exquisitely combines tradition and dynamic modernity with a fabulous design that adapts to any setting with a contemporary an...