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The Fragment Side Table is a minimalist side table by the Seoul-based design practice, Fict Studio. Designed by the studio’s founder, Heakyoung Jang, the table is a part of the ongoing Fragment series: a collection of furniture that re-examines the value of marble fragments typically discarded during the stone’s processing, proposing new ways of seeing the material as both functional and beautiful.
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Drawer 440 is a minimalist furniture piece designed by Berlin-based designer Jakub Kubica. This handmade modular storage system is crafted in an atelier near Berlin from durable aluminum, with each piece hand-sanded and polished with natural beeswax creating a fingerprint-resistant finish with unique imperfections that testify to its artisanal origins.
The OBJ-06 Side Table is a minimalist table by the Mexico City-based designer Manu Bañó. Part of a larger collection that includes a chair, coffee table, and lighting, the series explores copper’s transformation through fire and human manipulation.
Intra Side Table is a minimalist side table created by London-based Tom Robinson Studio. This hand-cast weatherproof concrete piece demonstrates how structural efficiency principles can inform furniture design through I-beam profile evolution using two vertical walls creating useful void for storing items from phones and books to wine bottles and firewood.
side_table is a minimalist side table created by New York-based designer Brian Atkinson of Nook Studio. In Nook Studio’s Limited Collection 01, the side table emerges not as mere furniture but as a meditation on permanence itself – four planes of waxed aluminum stacked with the precision of a minimalist sculptor, each joint deliberately exposed like the seams of a well-tailored garment.
Collection Cork X is a minimalist collection of pieces designed by Germany-based designer Robert Megel. The collection pairs the tactile warmth of Portuguese cork with the precision and sleekness of satin-finished aluminum, creating pieces that emphasize both functionality and material expression.
KHOKHAR K2405 is a minimalist side table by the Jaipur-based design practice Studio Raw Material. Part of their Khokar series, the piece continues the studio’s exploration of stone fragments as sculptural furniture, drawing inspiration from assemblages of discarded offcuts scattered across the Makrana landscape.
