tumbo coffee table

the tumbo coffee table is defined by a single folded gesture, a rectangular top that rounds down at both ends into two heavy arched supports, so the piece reads as one continuous band of stone bent to meet the floor rather than a top resting on legs. an arch is cut into each end, hollowing the mass from below and leaving a shadowed void where solid stone would have sat. a second, lower slab slides out from beneath the top at one end, set off centre rather than aligned, so the two planes shift past each other instead of stacking neatly. this offset is where the table's character sits, one level for the everyday, one that extends the surface sideways, and the asymmetry keeps the heavy form from ever feeling static. every edge is eased into a soft radius, so the geometry stays architectural while the profile reads gentle. the form reads differently from every angle. head on, the arched supports give the table the stance of a low gateway, while from above, the sliding second plane turns a simple rectangle into two surfaces in quiet motion. Customization Available : We offer customization options to suit your space and preferences. Click here to contact us and explore your perfect piece.