Coffe table

<n>SILO - Objects of Anger #2</n> chair by <n>Pietro Franceschini</n>, 2024. Image by <n>Enrico Capanni</n>.

<n>Mecum Tecum sofa</n> designed by <n>Burkhard Vogtherr</n> for <n>Rosenthal</n> in 1972.

A pewter on steel sculpture by <n>Christopher Gentner</n> from his collaboration with <n>Kelly Wearstler</n>.

The <n>Dyad Low Table Duo</n>, designed by <n>Valériane Lazard</n> for <n>æquō</n>.


While walking on many Indian streets, various sparkling metal crafts will catch your eyes. Brass and silver plated objects are remarkably present in our everyday life.
 Dyad is a limited series of tables that translates the monolithic presence of metal in the country into a study of contrasts, both in texture and form. Thick sheets are bent, welded and polished with great precision to produce arduant assemblages; a low table and a gueridon present the power of brass, and a duo of unique silver plated tables show off the mastery over this challenging technique.
 Collection: DyadDesigner: Florence LouisyYear: 2021Materials: Silver plated brassProvenance: JaipurDimension (mm) : Large : L1300 x W670 x H320, Small : L810 x W740 x H320

Dyad Low Tables Duo

Unused brand mark concepts for <n>River™</n> designed by <n>HVNTER</n> in 2024.

The <n>Puddle Table #10</n> in polished bronze, designed by <n>Stefan Bishop</n>.

The <n>Layered Steel</n> series by <n>Hyungshin Hwang</n>, 2018. Photo by <n>조늘해</n>.

A pewter-coated steel piece from the collaboration between artist <n>Christopher Gentner</n> and <n>Kelly Wearstler</n>.

A page from <n>Paul Ibou's Logobook</n>, a collection of Belgian logos.

A spread from <n>Paul Ibou's Logobook</n>, a collection of Belgian logos.

<n>Side table, Nuova Collection</n> by <n>Nuova Alchimia</n>, 1984.

The <n>Pli Collection</n> by <n>François Lafortune</n> for <n>Galerie Jaïs</n>, 2024. Photo by <n>Mathilde Hiley</n>.