Coffee Tables

Celebrated designer Sabine Marcelis introduces a new product: the Dew dining table. Dew marks a departure for Sabine. She’s translated her unique form language into a wooden object, resulting in a sculptural object composed of simple organic shapes. Sabine embraced this new material, working with the wood’s grain to create an experience that’s both visual and tactile.

From the extensive Supernova family small tables in different heights and sizes, with stoneware or wood tops that are oval or round, rectangular or square with rounded corners. The base is metal with an exposed hemispherical head.

The minimal design of the structure is generated by an idea of subtraction of the material.

The minimal design of the structure is generated by an idea of subtraction of the material.

The elegant and well-proportioned Venise coffee table was designed to complement the sofa from which it takes its name, in line with its horizontal geometry. Configurable as a central or end element with a double top with side bookcase shelves and storage compartments, to hold living room objects.

The Ortis coffee table with a drawer becomes the iconic yet functional accessory for storing and concealing small objects. It is designed to be placed beside a bed, a sofa or an armchair. Designed for the bedroom area, it also fits into other rooms, enhancing lounges and social spaces.