Table Emaille #1Table emaille #1 is part of the Fireworks series for which Muller Van Severen use the traditinal technique of enamel in a contemporary way. The series started with several sculptural room dividers first shown at gallery Massimo De Carlo in 2017. Later adjoined by four tables and showed at Valerie Traan in Antwerp in 2018. During the process of enamelling, colored powder glass is burned onto steel at 800 degrees Celsius resulting in a beautiful, deep

in this case the aluminium tube

Jason Miller's Mini collection was originally conceived to be a light fixture as architectural element

the construction was as inventive as it was beautiful

It features hand-blown opal glass shades that house powerful

this elegant dining table is now available with a luxe marble top

The Nido's strong lines of the base in either walnut or white oak brings style and stability without sacrificing comfort in the contrasting rounder shape of the soft leather seat

This contemporary chandelier branches out from a central point in a pure

Baixo Sofa is an invitation to a new form of relaxation

Almost like a tied rope that has come undone

Straight and purist in form

The Pebble Dash Neolith is an altar-like stool that aims to explore both contemporary and ancient stone masonry techniques

The modular system allows the shapes to be suspended and composed in response to a space's architecture and function