Lunuganga Dining Table, CompactIn the 1960s, while renting an archaeological site on an island near Jaffna, artists Ena de Silva and Laki Senanayake crafted rustic furniture using slabs of Samanea saman wood (Para Mara in Sinhala, commonly known as rain tree). Their artistic adventures inspired Geoffrey Bawa to make this table for the Garden Room at Lunuganga, his country estate which was his creative playground and design laboratory. Made from a fallen tree found by the roadside,

while generous loops of wool create a feeling of rich texture and depth

Slightly smaller in size than the table lamp version

most definitive object

It comes in two variants—with arms and without—and can be used as a dining chair or as a desk chair at a study table

the item is put together by hand using a hammer in a cold-forming assembly process developed by designer Jonas Trampedach in 2011

and use the Block shelf in multiple spaces

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The Udon Upholstered Chair features the highest-quality Scandinavian leather

Stratford is masterfully engineered to perfection for an exceptional wine-drinking experience

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The stool is currently available in Natural Teak

and hence creating a design unity between the two pieces