Yoko Coffe Table, in canaletto Walnut, by Serena Confalonieri for Medulum

Yoko collection designed by Serena Confalo- nieri for Medulum consists of 3 wooden coffee tables. The pieces are characterized by the repetition of trian- gular elements, which visually refer to the Japanese art of origami. This recourse to geometric repetition is further high- lighted through the creation of an embossed linear texture which, on the surface, generates further ge- ometries, while, on the legs, it leads to different front and back of the surface, just like a sheet of paper. Various heights and sizes allow this coffee table collection to be placed both inside private homes, living and sleeping areas, and in public and hospitality facilities. The Yoko coffee tables...

The Palafitte collection, inspired by Venice, the floating city, takes its cue from the urban system of wooden poles submerged in water, supporting the city’s structures. This design...

The Palafitte collection, inspired by Venice, the floating city, takes its cue from the urban system of wooden poles submerged in water, supporting the city’s structures. This design...

The Palafitte collection, inspired by Venice, the floating city, takes its cue from the urban system of wooden poles submerged in water, supporting the city’s structures. This design...

The Medialuna table by Riva 1920, designed by Authentic Design, is a refined dining table crafted from solid wood with glued slats, defined by an elegant balance between organic form...

The Medialuna table by Riva 1920, designed by Authentic Design, is a refined dining table crafted from solid wood with glued slats, defined by an elegant balance between organic form...

The Medialuna table by Riva 1920, designed by Authentic Design, is a refined dining table crafted from solid wood with glued slats, defined by an elegant balance between organic form...

Influenced by Japanese principles, the Torei table collection was created as a group of multi-functional low tables. With surface options such as walnut and Carrara marble, the Torei collection focuses on natural materials to pair with the steel bases. Luca Nichetto, an Italian designer, showed great restraint in creating these minimalist tables for Cassina. This occasional table can be used as a nesting table above a low coffee table, a sofa table, or a low table to display below art. It is petite but efficient with its surface area. The edge has a small lip to gather objects. The steel base cleverly connects to the bottom of the walnut to hold everything in place. The table presents very well with minimal wear to the base. The top shows sun-fading with some darker areas where objects were placed. a Pictured with a Torei marble coffee table, Max Simon mobile, and Jean Prouvé Antony Chair.