Doric Coffee Table

Doric Coffee TableDoric Tables defining feature is the inward curve of the legs, the result of material subtraction from a simple shape. What could have been a monolithic, hard edged profile is given lightness and softness by carving into each of its four legs a contemporary reinterpretation of the fluted detailing often found in the Doric column. As well as balancing historic and contemporary, the table is both curved and geometric, hard and soft, with the rectangular

With a three stage touch control to dim the light

The coffee tables feature a three-legged frame of black powder-coated aluminium and a hovering top of marble

inspiration came from the vaulted ceilings of La Pedrera

capturing the essence of modern Danish design

the CH338 has an elliptical-shaped tabletop that can be extended with leaves when more seats are needed

In the past 80 years

shaped from polished brass into four concentric shades that direct glare-free light downwards

where function is valued to the same degree as form and quality

despite its reclining position

the Moon represents one of Verner Panton’s earliest designs in lighting

Miira Wall Outdoor is designed to illuminate the exterior of a home

Part of the Copenhague range designed by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec