15 Conceptual Tables Unveiling the Essence of Design
In the realm of design, where creativity intertwines with functionality, the conceptual movement stands out as an avant-garde force that challenges traditional norms and pushes the boundaries of imagination. Rooted in the belief that design is not merely about aesthetics, but also a powerful means of communication, the conceptual design movement has emerged as a captivating avenue for designers to express their ideas and provoke thought. Conceptual tables, in particular, embody the spirit of this movement, transforming the very essence of what we perceive as a functional piece of furniture. Discover our collection of 15 conceptual tables, which redefine functionality and aesthetics, embodying artistic vision and experimental design concepts.
Conceptual Table Classico Scomposto – Low by TIPSTUDIO
Classico Scomposto deconstructs the conceptual and concrete idea of the stability of the travertine. The project investigates a different and unusual perception, far from the collective consciousness.
Conceptual Side Table I metaspace by metastudio x spacestudio
The design idea behind this side table is inspired by the moment of slicing a singular form into two pieces. The falling effect of the sliced part is enriched by the colour of the split area.
Vanishing Point – Table by Ragna Ragnarsdottir
Vanishing Point is a conceptual table that plays with our experience of form and light. The table changes colour and shape when viewed from different angles.
Conceptual Tables Brutante F – Brutantes by Fi
Brutante F presents a series of functional sculptural objects created from a mixture of abstraction.
Purple-Striped Wowtable by Calen Knauf Studio
The Wowtable is an ongoing project, expanding on materials, proportions, and surface treatments. Inspired by trips to the auto shop.
Capet Matter Side Table #1 by Riccardo Cenedella
The chair is part of the Carpet Matter collection, realised using carpet waste and off-cuts collected from events and temporary sets.
Alkemy Conceptual Console by Leo De Carlo
Inspired by the Renaissance myth of the Philosopher’s Stone, vainly sought after by alchemists and scholars in past centuries, “Alkemy” takes the tools of the alchemist’s trade and transforms them into decorative sculptures.
Fractus by Federico Fontanella Studio
Fractus is a conceptual coffee table composed of a broken marble slab and an iron frame deliberately left unfinished so as to enhance the poorly worked materials.
Dross Monolith Conceptual Tables – Side A by Rashmi Bidasaria
The Dross Monolith conceptual table celebrates the essence of handcraft, an ode to the communities we live around.
Ovni Uovo Conceptual Tables by Panorammma Atelier
The Ovni Uovo conceptual coffee table presents a retro-futurist fantasy. Performing as a past vision of the future, it constructs mysterious tales of speculative technologies.
Balance Conceptual Coffee Table by Duffy London
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, that appears as if it could topple at any moment.
Rails 550 by Gwendoline Porte
RAILS® is a unique concept that bridges the gap between functional design and art, which is inspired by a railway track section.
Table for the Artless Administrator by taupe
This conceptual piece distorts traditional profiles and motifs, namely the “ball and claw” and the “scroll,” away from their original symbolic uses, repurposing them as a series of interlocked stainless steel members.
Conceptual Hidden Form by Oliver Kanniste
“Hidden Form” is an insight into the designer’s mind: how he sees his surroundings as a possibility.
“Montaña” Conceptual Coffee Table by Comité de Proyectos
This conceptual coffee table has a polished marble top and a mountain chain wrought underneath which you can discover by the reflection of the mirror below.
Browse our Entire Selection of Conceptual Objects
At ADORNO, we curate a collection of conceptual pieces that embody visionary creativity, intellectual depth, thought-provoking narratives, and avant-garde experimentation. Each item is selected for its ability to challenge conventional notions of art and design, pushing the boundaries of what is considered traditional.
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Tpf Series (the Parasitic Factors) _no.02 -
Elemental Patchwork Coffee Table
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Elemental Patchwork Stool No. 2
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Elemental Patchwork Stool No. 1
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Objects Of Function_shining No.2302 – Stainless Steel Light
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Objects Of Function_shining No.2301 – Stainless Steel Light
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Tote Tray – Chrome Plated Aluminum
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Outside In_circle01 – Stool / Side Table
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Lullaby And Hygge Standing – Wireless Resin Lighting
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Patewo Chair – Black Steel
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Embodied Silence – Wearable Bookshelf
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Elixir – Glass blown Table Lamp
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Light And Body Matter – Wall Tapestry
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Table On A Walk
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Moon Forty – Alabaster Floor Lamp
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Moon Sixteen – Alabaster Table Lamp
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Moon Vase – Jump Into The Void Stoneware Vase
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Sun V3-b – 3d Printed Sand Lamp
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Sun V2-b – 3d Printed Wall Lamp
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Tattooed Shining Creature – Papier-mâche Floor Lamp
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Duotone | White And Black | Vase No. 3
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Duotone | White And Black | Vase No. 2
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Atoto’s Series – Ceramic & Gold Leaf Bath Of Popcorn Wall Sculpture
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Towel Stool
