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Launched at Melbourne Design Week, the Mass Table embodies an exploration into the delicate balance of form and mass, offering a contemplative journey for our studio. This table serves as a quiet experiment, paving the way for future production pieces. A fusion of natural and industrial elements, it finds harmony in the inclusion of waste stone offcuts, lending a sense of stability to the ensemble.
Crafted with precision, the industrial forms undergo a meticulous process of bead blasting and hand waxing, infusing the aluminum with a gentle allure. Each table is graced with a unique stone offcut, resulting in seven distinct edition objects, each with its own character.
1/7 Travertine – SOLD
2/7 Opus – SOLD
3/7 Rosso – SOLD
4/7 Boradino – SOLD
5/7 Avacatus – SOLD
6/7 Manzanares – Available
7/7 Calmante – SOLD
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