Round Table S

Round Table SFor the Round Table S, Muller Van Severen designed a sober and basic object that excels in details and finishing. Muller Van Severen designed a basic object that excels in details and finishing. There are no visible traces of welding and the table top consists of solid aluminum, adding a robustness to this piece of furniture. In contrast to the minimalist form, the table top is lacquered with a hammered coating. That is an old technique used for

The pendant is capped off by an opal glass light shade which exudes the warm glow of an integrated LED bulb within

assembled or disassembled with two single screws

including the Los Angeles Times

effortlessly complementing a wide range of settings

while the check pattern adds a lively touch

this table is for when you really need to make an impact

two-storey minimalist marvel in Kanagawa overlooking the Pacific Ocean

The colour was chosen to enliven and flatter a contemporary bouquet

producing an exaggerated cross similar to forms found in ancient architecture

while artist Tobias Spichtig captures scenes in Berlin

The Nendo vase from Georg Jensen is an outstanding example of contemporary design and fits perfectly into any living space as a sculptural object

Crafted from high-quality materials such as solid brass and steel