Metal Tables : Industrial Strength Design

From the Urdu word for the chrysanthemum flower, Studio Lél’s Vogue-featured “Puvvi” Collection is a lively celebration of femininity.

The Stilts coffee table collection by Nicola Di Froscia is created through the combination of travertine tops and steel legs, which are finished with a golden leaf application.

Italian artisans craft Sumatra V2, a 21st-century side table in cast bronze. The extraordinary Botticino Classico marble plane showcases a light brown patina.

In a small artisanal workshop, craftsmen handmake Puvvi from semiprecious stone and marble.

Crafted from a blend of metals like bronze, aluminum, copper, and brass, Lega Table brings a new dimension to interior spaces. It features a round top with oval edges, offering a sleek look, and handcrafted textures make each piece unique. Suitable for Space Age retail, commercial, or hospitality settings, this table blends versatility with distinctive design.

The Maximalist “Split Table” delves into the concept of “disassembly furniture.” Experimenting with joints in aluminum sheets forms the foundation for a novel approach to assembling furniture, exemplified in this unique small dining table design.

Minus, an Art Deco coffee table, combines two different materials and shapes

Refined beauty in its element, the Scorcio Dining Table by Nicola Di froscia  is made of Nero Marquinia marble and steel, with legs adorned in gold leaf.

This side table is named after Lucia Moholy, a female Bauhaus photographer who developed photograms, also known as photogenic drawings.

“Vent” by Calen Knauf has a bold graphic quality that is created by a linear array of offset aluminum slats, slightly inset into its oversized cylindrical base.

A playful, modern coffee table design from Duffy London.

The design idea of the 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.