Kyoto Round Coffee Table

Handcrafted in India from nickel-plated cast aluminum, our Kyoto Collection features a minimalistic silhouette with contemporary flair. Celebrate expert craftsmanship with hand-welded tabletop edges and the hand-applied texture and antiqued metal finish, creating a sculptural conversation piece that seamlessly complements any home décor. Kyoto Round Coffee Table Starting at $2055 Member / $2940 Regular Available in multiple sizes & finishes.

The Kyoto round coffee table is a sleek and stylish addition to any living space. With its clean lines and minimalist design, it embodies the essence of Scandinavian aesthetics, offering both functionality and elegance. Download catalogue and price list of Kyoto coffee table By marelli, round coffee table design Marco Cattaneo, kyoto Collection.

Kyoto Minimalist Round Marble Coffee Table, designed by Marco Cattaneo, exemplify sophisticated minimalism paired with structural integrity. The distinctive metal crosspieces create an elegant silhouette while providing robust support. Kyoto round coffee table is a modern glossy grey lacquered furniture piece that stands out for its neat design and functionality.

Enhance the contemporary style of your living room with this great design furniture piece. Radiate sophistication from every angle with the Kyoto Round Coffee Table. Pristine white ceramic top sits gracefully atop striking black metal legs, while a clever swivel top design reveals a discreet storage compartment that's perfect for tidying away everyday items.

Recalling a stroll through the winding lanes of Kyoto, Japan, British designer Harry Worth's collection reflects the architecture and natural weathering of materials found in this storied city. Crafted with minimalism in mind, the Kyoto Coffee Table boasts a simple yet elegant design. Constructed from solid white oak wood, each piece features a distinctive, natural grain that is highlighted by a clear matte protective finish.

The solid wood planks are then joined by two "butterfly joints," made famous by Japanese-American woodworker George Nakashima in the 1950's.