Side Tables

Symbolic, archaic references and a sculptural silhouette define the Glyph Occasional Table. A slightly translucent tabletop in black-tinted glass appears to be floating while revealing the characteristic cross-sectional view of the base components in black-stained oak veneer.

Inspired by the natural crystal shape of the Quartz stone,Quartz changes its appearance when seen from different angles. Quartz is a versatile stone-like object, suitable as a side table, podium or sculpture.

Oku is an interpretation of the Japanese word for oak Oku. Oku refers to the essence of the design - oak. Through experiments with the balance between lightness and heaviness, making it paper-thin when seen from one angle and solid from others, the design emphasizes the natural material. The Oku table top is produced in oak veneer with round edges, adding a refined detail to the large surface. The legs of turned oak timber sections are positioned sporadically to create the illusion of a floating tabletop, while also adding sculptural detail to the table.

Gear is inspired by Brutalism Architecture from the mid-20th century. The sculptural coffee and side tables are designed as block-like structures, reflecting architectural building components of concrete.

Dalya is an armchair that gently integrates in hospitality spaces, yet also adapts to domestic living rooms and bedrooms. It is not a conventional armchair. Dalia distinguishes itself for generous, playful proportions; the volume of the seat is deliberately oversized to guarantee extreme comfort, while playing with the curved backrest.

AUDO COPENHAGEN (formerly known as Menu) Plinth Cubic - Over centuries, the plinth has been a much mused-over object. With this project Danish studio Norm Architects set out to rethink the uses of the plinth and to reveal the natural beauty of marble. The result is a series of podiums with multiple uses in the home, office or showroom. .