Solid Beige Stone High Side Table – Tripod Series In Cast Stone
by Donatas Žukauskas · Vilniaus r., Lithuania

Dimensions
38x38x65cm (15x15x26")
Weight
6 kg (13 lb)

A tripod-leg side table in mottled beige cast stone, its speckled surface echoing aged limestone, hand-built from recycled paper pulp and cardboard.

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Ships fromVilniaus r., Lithuania
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Estimated delivery dateDecember 3 - December 10
Custom Crate48x48x75cm, 16kg
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Specifications
Dimensions LxWxH
Piece Weight (kg)

6

Production Year

2026

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Color

Design Class

Open Editions

FAQ
What is this side table made from?

It is hand-built from recycled paper pulp and cardboard bound with organic cement, binders, and paint, giving it a cast-stone look while being lighter and less brittle than poured concrete.

How long does it take to receive this piece?

This piece is made to order, so production and shipping times may vary — check the current estimate on this page.

Can I customize this piece?

Yes, it can be customized upon request — use Chat with the maker on this page to discuss options.

How should I care for the surface?

The surface is meant to be uneven, with natural marks as part of its character, and it is sealed for indoor use; for specific cleaning guidance, ask the maker directly.

Can I return this piece if I change my mind?

Made-to-order pieces like this one are excluded from the standard 14-day return policy.

Is this a one-of-a-kind piece or part of a series?

This is an open edition, so each table is made individually but the design is not a single unique piece.

Does it come with proof of authenticity?

Yes, a certificate of authenticity is included with every order.

How is it shipped and is it insured?

It ships in a crate from Lithuania, and all shipping is insured and covers worldwide delivery.

Description

Solid Beige Stone High Side Table – Tripod Series in Cast stone by Donatas Zukauskas

A concrete-look side table on three legs — elemental, raw, exact in proportion. In mottled beige, TRIPOD High runs warmer and more mineral than the black, its speckled face closer to aged limestone or sandstone — the same proportions and archaic surface in a softer, more natural key.

The composite behind it grew out of years of hands-on trials — recycled paper pulp and cardboard, the second life of wood, bound with organic cement, binders, and paint into something that looks like cast stone but acts nothing like it. Far lighter than poured concrete, it flexes a little rather than snapping, and it is sealed for years of indoor use. Donatas calls the result the third life of wood: an ordinary material remade, through process, into something new.

The surface is meant to be uneven — the small marks and shifts are just the material speaking for itself, and the TRIPOD never hides how it was made. Imperfection as a way to create beauty.

Each piece is handmade and one of a kind — the small differences in texture and form are deliberate. Built to order. Custom sizes on request. Trade pricing on request. Ships worldwide. Lead time 4–8 weeks.

Designed and built by Donatas Žukauskas — a Lithuanian sculptor and designer whose furniture lands where brutalist materiality meets quiet, considered form.

Dimensions LxWxH
Piece Weight (kg)

6

Production Year

2026

Material

,

Technique

, ,

Color

Design Class

Open Editions

About Donatas Žukauskas Visit Showroom →

"Imperfection as a way to create beauty". Cracks, splits, random spots and unpredictable results in a sculptural plastic form, such imperfection fascinates me, I strive for it in almost all my works.I am an interior designer and creator of interior details from Lithuania. I have been creating sculptural interior objects for more than 15 years, combining sculpture, design and artistry. I create side and coffee tables, lamps, vases, sculptures and candle lanterns.I use a concrete-like material, which is the result of various experiments. It is a mixture of several components: the largest part is paper pulp. Although paper is often associated with fragility, when mixed with other materials and dried it becomes as strong as wood, it resembles concrete but is slightly elastic, so it does not split or crumble. It took a lot of testing to find the right ratio of materials to create a rough or smooth surface, water resistance, rigidity, and elasticity. By using paper in my works, I give it the properties of wood again: natural texture, strength. It's like giving a tree a new life. This is the third tree life.
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