Alex Roskin, Grand Asymmetric Dining Table, USA

Designed in 1960 by Sergio Rodrigues, this modern dining table is made of Rosewood (Jacaranda). Created by Sergio Rodrigues in 1960, the round dining table, named as "Alex" has th...

The Alex table is a rounded table made in solid Rosewood (Jacaranda), with both feet and top cross-shaped. Designed in 1960 by Sergio Rodrigues (1927-2014), this modern dining ta...

Asymmetrical table, naked by Colé Italia with Aksu/Suardi Dimensions: H.75, W.210, D.90 cm Materials: 4 pivoting legs structure and beam in steel. T...

Designed in 1960 by Sergio Rodrigues, this model table "Alex" is a reference in the designer's style. With its solid wood structure composed of a large central pillar with a square s...

A 'V' or boomerang shaped low table in mahogany with black metal legs.

A low table showing a Secessionist influence, having a rectilinear form with square-shaped through-tenoned legs, and a light wood top with a slate rectangular inlay.

Asymmetrical table, natural leather by Colé Italia with Aksu/Suardi Dimensions: H.75, W.210, D.90 cm Materials: 4 pivoting legs structure and beam i...

Asymmetrical table, black leather by Colé Italia with Aksu/Suardi Dimensions: H.75, W.210, D.90 cm Materials: 4 pivoting legs structure and beam in ...

Funky, anthropomorphic pop art side table made with off-white acrylic, circa 1970s. One of a kind and hand made, nothing else like it anywhere . Sta...

Grand Canyon Accent Table by NITUSH AROOSH Dimensions: D 42 x W 60 x H 50 cm. Materials: Stainless steel. Available in different finishes. All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to the USA it will be wired for the USA for instance. Please contact us. Aroosh and Nitush Mahipal, the creative minds behind Nitush-Aroosh, were born and raised in New Delhi, India, amidst a vibrant cultural and artistic milieu. Their parents instilled in them a love of beauty and creativity from a young age, and they were fortunate to travel extensively to different parts of the world, where they were exposed to diverse forms of art, design, and architecture. From childhood, Aroosh and Nitush were captivated by the stainless steel available at their family’s factory, spending countless hours creating their toys and honing their skills. This fascination laid the foundation for their future design and art endeavors, eventually leading to the birth of Nitush-Aroosh. The Mahipal brothers use innovative techniques to create a crumbled effect on stainless steel, resulting in sculptural pieces that appear to be made of a different material altogether. Their sculptural objects, including furniture, lights, sculptures, and wall installations, are carefully crafted to invite the viewers to embark on self-discovery and introspection. The Mahipal brother’s maiden international art exhibition at the Marbella Art...