10 Radical Bauhaus Tables for a Timeless Interior

The ash a geometric center table. It constitutes two individual pieces plateau and cubola that work in unison to create a rather center- defining piece. It conducive to movement all around, ash displays two bi-directional surfaces that wrap around a staged disk of marble. A shape that exhibits rhythm in its structure and pure utility in its construction. It started with an intuitive way of teasing the grid inspired by Bauhaus geometry.

The Tango side table is a Bauhaus-inspired object made of three core construction materials: glass, aluminium and wood. The materials are all cylindrical in shape and stuck together using tinted UV glue to highlight the joining of the materials.

Per Fare Un Tavolo is a table-console project that presents a feet system conceived as carpentry tools, adaptable with wooden boards of any shape and dimension.

This table by 1+1+1 is an experimental collaboration between designers from Nordic countries. The table combines parts in brass, painted steel, Valchromat and solid ash wood.

TRN Table 4 is a handcrafted Bauhaus-inspired table in selected solid ash wood, employing traditional cabinet-making techniques. The table is wood stained and covered with natural wax. This handcrafted process of furniture-making gives them a truly unique character.

The “TM3” is part of the first edition of the “Tube Mutations” series which aims to build a collection of simple and ambiguous objects based on the exercise of designing based only on modifications and alterations of steel pipes.

The Console is made from black steel and black and white ebony, topped with a bronze mirror. Clean lines, simple shapes, soft geometry: this piece of furniture was born from the meeting of the circle and the straight line.

Assuming the weight and texture of an object to find out later it is nothing like what you expected is a surprising and pleasant occurrence. The “Sponge” Bauhaus-inspired table hopes to achieve this for its observers.

Quarter V1 is a 21st-century Bauhaus-inspired side table made by Italian artisans in bronzed glass. The piece is manufactured in a limited edition of 1000 signed and progressively numbered examples.