The Material Studies I Side Table pairs a powder-coated aluminum frame with a bronzed glass top, scaled as a compact surface beside seating. The reflective quality of the metal pulls surrounding light and landscape into the work, allowing it to shift subtly with its environment.
The Material Studies I Side Table is formed from powder-coated aluminum and bronzed glass, adapting Rugosa’s original indoor design for exterior environments. Its slender frame gives the piece a lighter, more graphic presence, while the bronzed glass top adds depth and tone, balancing transparency with color. The reflective quality of the metal pulls surrounding light and landscape into the work, allowing it to shift subtly with its environment.
Scaled as a compact surface beside seating, the side table moves easily between living room, terrace, and garden, extending the language of the interior into open-air spaces. Its measured proportions retain the formality of the original collection while embracing the durability required for exterior use.
Available in powder-coated aluminum with bronzed glass.
Part of Material Studies — an ongoing exploration of how material shapes form, space, and perception.
The Material Studies I Side Table is formed from powder-coated aluminum and bronzed glass, adapting Rugosa’s original indoor design for exterior environments. Its slender frame gives the piece a lighter, more graphic presence, while the bronzed glass top adds depth and tone, balancing transparency with color. The reflective quality of the metal pulls surrounding light and landscape into the work, allowing it to shift subtly with its environment.
Scaled as a compact surface beside seating, the side table moves easily between living room, terrace, and garden, extending the language of the interior into open-air spaces. Its measured proportions retain the formality of the original collection while embracing the durability required for exterior use.
Available in powder-coated aluminum with bronzed glass.
Part of Material Studies — an ongoing exploration of how material shapes form, space, and perception.
