The nesting coffee tables are characterized by their expressive shapes and structural daring, achieved within a single material gesture in natural stone. The medium nesting table (42.5” x 21.5” x15”) is an irregular, rectangular-shaped coffee table most suited to linear seating groupings. The corners of the table are rounded, adding to the soft, organic qualities of the design, and that makes it family and pet-friendly as well. Some parts of the table base pierce beyond the surface of the table.

The freedom of shape made possible through computer-aided stone cutting, combined with traditional stone carving techniques from antiquity, lend this artfully realized object a timely and timeless character. Its organic silhouette was developed as a functional sculpture. These cleverly conceived tables actually arrive as individual stone slabs, flat-packed for easy assembly.

Each uniquely shaped slab has been carefully sculpted to key into its partners without fasteners to create a balanced whole. Suitable for the dining room or a home office, this irregular rectangular table (108” x40” x29”) consists of five flatpack pieces that key together. The base connects and forms an integral cross shape in the top surface, contributing to the puzzle-object appeal of this unique table. As a dining table, it comfortably seats up to 8 people. It also makes a stunning executive desk.

Named after the mathematician who pioneered curvilinear arithmetic, Gabriel Lamé, the Lamé table series is at once elegant, organic, and precise. You can witness this in the irregular shape of this dining table that’s a sort of organic round/hexagon. It consists of three flatpack pieces that key together. A two-piece base connects and forms a cross shape in the table’s surface when keyed into the top. The base slabs support the tabletop with utmost stability.  It seats up to 8 people comfortably for dining.

Developed as functional sculpture, the organic silhouettes of these deceptively simple tables have been rendered with an abstract clarity that is meant to balance natural form with nurtured form. The high nesting coffee table (35” x 27.5” x 18”) is the highest of the three main nesting tables, at 18” it is considered standard coffee table height. It is perfect for tight seating groups. Its irregular shape and the inverse cut of the base leg allow for more flexibility when nesting the tables. Parts of the table base pierce beyond the table’s surface, adding to its irregular shape.