Tripod Low is a stone-look side table on three legs — elemental, raw and deliberate in proportion. It sits nearer the floor than the High version, suiting low seating, coffee-table duty or a spot beside a daybed or lounge chair. In black, the surface reads dense and volcanic, archaic and current at once.
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 behaves quite differently. Far lighter than poured concrete, it flexes a little rather than snapping, and it is sealed for years of indoor use. Donatas Žukauskas calls the result the third life of wood.
The surface is meant to be uneven; small marks and shifts are the material speaking for itself. Each piece is handmade, one of a kind and built to order, with custom sizes on request and a lead time of 4 to 8 weeks.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 38x38x51cm (15x15x20'') |
|---|---|
| Piece Weight (kg) | 6 |
| Production Year | 2026 |
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| Style | Biophilic, Brutalist, Contemporary, Eclectic, Maximalism, Midimalism, Minimalist, Neolithic, Sustainable, Wabi-Sabi |
| Room | Bathroom, Bedroom, Dining Room, Hallway, Home Bar, Living Room, Reading Room |
| Technique | |
| Design Class | Open Editions |
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