Moon Dining Table

The shaded lacquering technique gives the thin legs of the table a striking geometric lightness and makes it an illusion that the top is floating.

Make a strong style statement in a contemporary dining space with the Atmos Dining Table. On a solid open-pore oak base with a black finish, the table has a round top featuring a chi...

Thick top and monolithic legs, these are the main characteristics of Fatty table. A new way to interpret minimalism, not intended as the scarceness of the structure, but rather as th...

Boasting a striking textural and visual effect thanks to the Canaletto walnut finish, this wooden dining table features a structure made of birch wood supporting a MDF oval top. The base comprises four slanted legs...

Reminiscent of a picnic table with X-shaped legs, this gorgeous dining table will make an original statement in a contemporary or rustic-chic int...

Named after celebrated painter Frida Kahlo, this gorgeous dining table exudes the brilliant and delicate sophistication emblematic of the artist'...

Space Copenhagen is the designer behind the Classic moon dining table, a series of organic rounded tables for both domestic and public spaces. The in...

Space Copenhagen is the designer behind the classic Moon Dining Table; a series of organic rounded tables for both domestic and public spaces. The ...

Space Copenhagen is the designer behind the Classic Moon Dining Table; a series of organic rounded tables for both domestic and public spaces. The ...

Dining table with veneer inlay top, metal base and marble lazy Susan. B120 and B121 Materials: Metal base and wood top and lazy Susan marble Dim...

The juxtapositioning of charismatic marbles including Persian gold, Verde Guatemala, red wine and black and gold picks up another of Bohinc’s central inspirations for this collection: The historic buildings of Venice, where complex marble inlay has been a decorative art for centuries. Ancient stone marquetry work such as Pietra Dura and opus sectile is closely related to the jeweler’s art of marrying contrasting stones into a perfect whole, underlining Lara’s own design vocabulary. Marbles featured: Solid brushed brass black and gold, Verdi Guatemala, Picasso, calacatta, red wine, monclair. Using Pietra Dura and opus sectile techniques to create Lara Bohinc’s contemporary designs involves both state of the art CNC manufacturing and countless hours of painstaking hand-finishing. The half moon dining table...

The juxtapositioning of the charismatic Travertine picks up another of Bohinc’s central inspirations for this collection: The historic buildings of Venice, where complex marble inlay has been a decorative art for centuries. Ancient stone marquetry work such as Pietra Dura and opus sectile is closely related to the jeweler’s art of marrying contrasting stones into a perfect whole, underlining Lara’s own design vocabulary. Using Pietra Dura and opus sectile techniques to create Lara Bohinc’s contemporary designs involves both state of the art CNC manufacturing and countless hours of painstaking hand-finishing. The half moon dining table...