Colosseum Buffet CounterA piece which will draw eyes from all corner and definitely start multiple conversations, the Colosseum Buffet Counter is our modern ode to the stunning shapes of India. A burst of colour or a more monochrome look, whatever choice is made, this piece with its juxtaposition of straight lines with almost a vintage carved shutter is truly unique. The tinted glass offers it that timeless appeal as well as lightness, perfectly balanced with the organic

and veneer brings the warmth and fine grain of honest timber to every visible surface above the legs that give the piece its identity

fun and anything but boring design makes up the Theo Chair

2 different polishes adds that depth to the wooden material leading to a beautiful design

A single seat sofa in oak wood and powder coated metal where foam cushioning and fabric upholstery wrap the seat in the kind of comfort that doesn't ask you to choose between how it looks and how it feels

Rechteck Coffee Table | Acacia Wood & MDF | Laminate | Metal | Paint Finish

the way it makes the evening feel more deliberate

and soft close hinges bring the same quiet

Kubu brings white ash wood and cane together in an end table where polish finish draws out the natural warmth of the ash

Piatta doesn't

and metal gives the frame the clean structural confidence to hold the natural surface at the heart of the room

The Indian living room has always been asked to expand and contract with the rhythms of the home — to hold the quiet Tuesday evening and the full Sunday gathering within the same four walls

Squarka Blanco does