Coral Bloom brings together two distinct materials in a sculptural composition. Crafted in Murano, Italy, the glass body meets a tabletop made from certified oak, creating a dialogue between the translucency of glass and the natural warmth of wood.
Both elements are interchangeable, allowing different glass colours to be paired with a variety of tabletop materials and finishes. This flexibility invites individual combinations, adapting the character of the table to different spaces and personal preferences.
Conceived as a ring, the tabletop allows sunlight to pass through its centre, illuminating the glass from different angles throughout the day. Hand-blown in Murano, the three-centimetre-thick glass retains subtle irregularities that lend it a unique character. As light passes through, it is refracted into ever-changing patterns across the floor, reminiscent of sunlight shimmering on water.
Carefully proportioned, the wooden ring maintains a balanced centre of gravity, resting securely on the glass body without screws or additional fixings. This simple interplay of form and balance creates a stable connection while allowing both elements to be exchanged effortlessly.
Coral Bloom Side Table
The Glass Table is characterized by the contrast of a heavy marble ring supported by a glass bottom. The hole in the stone lets the light hit the glass volume and create a glow and pattern on the floor. Its minimalist and timeless design will add an aesthetic aspect to your interior. With its soft shapes, this piece is a true work of art. This table can be used as a bedside table, side table, or decorative object.
Dimensions: H450mm x W560mm x D560mm
Maintenance : Your piece is unique and designed to last a lifetime. All our marbles are treated, however, a little care will ensure the longevity of your marble piece. We recommend to use a non-abrasive cloth with mild soapy water. Avoid bleach, vinegar or similar cleaning products.
Variations: All our pieces are handmade and made with natural materials. For this reason, each piece may be subject to variations in color, shade, texture, pores and mineral intrusion. This should be considered an asset as it adds value to the final product, making it unique and exclusive.