Yoko Coffe Table, in canaletto Walnut, by Serena Confalonieri for Medulum

Yoko collection designed by Serena Confalo- nieri for Medulum consists of 3 wooden coffee tables. The pieces are characterized by the repetition of trian- gular elements, which visually refer to the Japanese art of origami. This recourse to geometric repetition is further high- lighted through the creation of an embossed linear texture which, on the surface, generates further ge- ometries, while, on the legs, it leads to different front and back of the surface, just like a sheet of paper. Various heights and sizes allow this coffee table collection to be placed both inside private homes, living and sleeping areas, and in public and hospitality facilities. The Yoko coffee tables...

The Palafitte collection, inspired by Venice, the floating city, takes its cue from the urban system of wooden poles submerged in water, supporting the city’s structures. This design...

Archie Canaletto walnut table by Serena Confalonieri Dimensions: D 130 cm x H 75 cm Materials: canaletto walnut, steel or iron. Available in 4 versions : colored veneers, canalett...

Contemporary Modern European Caravel Low Coffee Table in Walnut by Collector 21st century Colombo, the Italian explorer, left from Portugal with 3 (as low tables are) Caravels to discover the world. Inspired by the different materials used on the boats, combined with the Portuguese craftsmanship Federico Peri created these 3 tables using rattan, walnut and marble. DIMENSIONS W 150 cm 59” D 80cm 31,5” H 35 cm 13,8 PRODUCT FEATURES Walnut PRODUCT OPTIONS Available in all COLLECTOR wood swatches The Collector brand was born and Portugal and aims to be part of daily life by fusing furniture to home routines and lifestyles. The company designs its pieces with the intention to embrace diverse styles and to blend in inside any contemporary setting. Since 2011, Federico Peri is a Milan based interior & product design studio. The projects range from retail concept, commercial spaces, private homes to furniture design. Working with authentic materials, aged, that tell a story of craftsmanship isn’t simply a standard of beauty but represent a real design-belief by which the studio starts any kind of project, whether it is furniture, installation or interior. AWARDS : – 2019, Architectural Digest Italy, SEVEN for the FUTURE – 2018, “Rising Talent Awards” at Maison & Objet – 2017, Candidates as “Best Emerging Designer” at the Milan Furniture Fair – 2016, Nominated at German Design Awards – Shapes lighting...