Collection 2012: New product Oliva - Coffee Table

Finishes: Walnut and Top in Glass
Dimensions: H35 x W120 x D70 cm (H14 x W47 x D27 in)
Design by Nadia Soares
Available from April 2012

Finding the equilibrium between metal and stone, the Moon table's versatility is key when mounting a sensible setup. Round marble tops, different finishes and heights make it possible to conjugate two or more tables together seamlessly.

JJ coffee Table

Their minimalistic and innovative design turns these pieces into originals that can be combined in numbers to create a unique effect.
The coffee table ability to combine two or more units makes it the perfect center table for larger areas.

Designed by acclaimed British designer John Jenkins, these products are inconspicuous objects that can adapt to any living room.

When was the last time something fitted so perfectly?

The Blues coffee table is one of those rare example of perfect fitting elements. Designed by Ricardo Marçal, the Blues has to independent modules that come together to complement the room as a side or coffee table but at the same time, can be extended to the dimension of you like to become the center table of a living room.

It is the visual representation of the "Now you see, now you don't" expression. Save space conserving the visual aesthetics, but make sure you always have room when necessary.

Low profile style

The Slate center table is an ode to minimalistic design. It´s simple design was conceived with the idea of creating a different effect at every angle you look.
And it does the job very well. It´s differentiated profiles reflect light differently and generate a collection of shades for the right atmosphere whatever your taste is. The glossy finish makes for very elegant refined reflections of other elements in the room.
Designed by Inês Martinho

Little accents that make a big difference...

Sometimes the coolest accents are found in the simplest pieces. The Hempel coffee table sports a smooth and soft top with alternating metallic legs that create a balance between thicker and heavier elements. See more at TemaHome.com, designed by the TemaHome design team.

Hide your little secrets!

Inspired in the early days Asian design, the Kyoto table is a statement to minimalist living. It's low profile highlight the surrounding elements while providing a ingenuous center piece. Available in different lengths. The opening tops gives you access to some valuable additional storage and allow you to hide the remotes and magazines who seem to always be out of place.

Details of our beloved Flora

Attending the many requests, here it is. The Flora set of tables pattern. The silver Floral patterns are applied to the coffee table before it final lacquering, making the high gloss white uniform across the top.

Open sesame...

Everyone have lose objects in their living space. From magazines, to remotes, to books and even the occasional toys your kid left laying around. The Kyoto family of center tables provides the perfect solution to keep your living space neat at all times.

With the sliding opening tops, getting rid of lose objects is a breeze. Available in different sizes, finishes and heights, this coffee table fits that rare combination of cool and functional.

Geometry that works

The minimalistic lines of the Slate coffee table was inspired by the latest Swiss trends and became a hit everywhere. Its simply concept allows you to blend it with almost any other elements, making it a functional center table for all tastes.

Let it shine...

The Glare family of products are the essential elements to create a stylish and clean look, both for its simple forms and for its high gloss white finish. Its high reflective surfaces makes it easy to play with different colors on the surrounding elements. Glare sideboard tv bench with feet by Temahome. Designed by Temahome, Filipe Alarcão with Délio Vicente.

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Close up on the patterns applied to the Flora set of tables.

Flower Power!

Created by the marriage of visual communications and product design, this set of tables takes a concept applied to various products but never to furniture. The silver Floral patterns are applied to the coffee table before its final lacquering, making the high gloss white uniform across the top.
Flora is the proof that a right detail makes a piece unique. Designed by upcoming Portuguese designer Flora Mendonça.