Imagined by Oliver Schick, the Poller Table takes its design cues from harbour bollards used to moor seafaring vessels. The perfect balance between shapes and materials, the simple yet graphically solid silhouette of the table.

The Mate Table exudes the values of sophistication and simplicity at one and the same time through its geometric form language and elegant materiality.  

Offered in seven sizes and shapes – spanning round, square, and rectangular outlines – the Notch table series by Gunther Pelgrims is distinguished by a striking graphic character.

The inherent warmth in the dark wood and ⁠brown Emperador marble tabletop fosters a sensory experience, adding understated elegance to any interior setting.⁠

Effortlessly fusing the language of geometric minimalism and sophisticated design. Simultaneously blends in whilst standing out.

Effortlessly fusing the language of geometric minimalism and sophisticated design. Simultaneously blends in whilst standing out.

Designed by the Berlin-based studio, Böttcher & Kayser, the Calibre Side Table series is defined by its streamlined silhouette composed of simple lines and geometric shapes.

Designed by the Norwegian designer-duo, Anderssen and Voll, the deep-seated Vista Sofa refers to the serene and comforting feeling of looking out across a scenic view.

Designed by Jonas Wagell, the modular Panorama Sofa is shaped with simplified volumes and repeated proportions, resulting in an organic fit for any space, be it modest or grand.

Designed by French Tristan Lohner the Montholon design seemingly soars above ground, prompting a lighter sentiment to the voluminous proportions.

Drawn with dimensions that exude comfort, depth and modern elegance, the Maho Sofa is a study in lounging — a true retreat for days of slowing down.

The Cinder Block Sofa prompts a new take on modularity with engaging levels and dimensions that speak volumes in any spatial context.