15 Radical Tables Infused with Innovation and Daring Creativity

The Cena coffee table radiates a sensory experience through its radical dimensions, volumes, and colors in wood and steel, with a playful hint at the new Medieval.

“Envisioned Comfort” is a series of radical objects based on construction that allows a broad variety of shapes. The more elements you have, the more detailed curves you can get.

“Xai” has a functional little drawer and a set of “shoes” in bronze, which is inspired by the famous surrealist painter Salvador Dalí.

The “Exercise 2” table is part of the collection “Temporal”, commissioned by the Machado Muñoz Gallery in 2016.

The “Melatonin” side table is inspired by the artistic form of classical Chinese furniture and decoration, such as in Buddhist and Taoist temples. 

The Beauty of Distortion is a study on how our prejudices about materials can be altered through the subversive use of crafting techniques, which melt, blow, stretch, and bend.

Together with practical experimentation and a playful approach to contemporary materials and techniques, the “Pink Console” embodies a radical piece of furniture.

Trending

New Techniques: 10 Contemporary Ceramicists to Watch in 2024

This unique furniture piece is a sculpted side table with two lamps, creating a playful and otherworldly artefact.

The Pink Slime side table is a handmade, hand-signed piece. It combines a found table with materials like cardboard, paper-mâché, joint compound, and dyed epoxy.

This table, made with brightly coloured clay, was designed in a bid to inject some fun into daily and forgotten objects.

The “U+II Side Table” celebrates colours and stripes in an effort to explore the idea of visually tangible objects.

“PINK STORY” is a work edited in only three copies. The art piece narrates a period in the life of the creator.

As part of the collection of the Amadeus Family, the Constanza table carries the series’ design language and philosophy with a slightly different touch of the tabletop material – glass.

A single Helium balloon standing on a thin black disc gives a playful trompe l’oeil, holding a large piece of glass in a perfectly level and balanced state.