‘Fossil’ Coffee Table in Grey Elm Burl Veneer and Aqua Blue Opaque Resin

The Fossil tables are inspired by an unusually combination of archaeology and Mies van der Rohe’s columns in the Barcelona Pavillion. As one lounges around the Fossil tables, the supporting structure is exposed through the translucent resin top - the spine-like table legs Stand as fossils waiting to be unearthed. The archaeological adventure of collecting specimens is here brought to a well-balanced sculptural-functional scale in contemporary materials, staying true to Kabinet’s philosophy of future nostalgia.

Designers: Daniel Nikolovski and Danu Chirinciuc

Producer: Kabinet

Press: Elle Decor Italia December 2019, Husk Design Blog x Art Elysees, Living Corriere Design, AD, Elle Decoration UK, Living Corriere, New York Times

The Fossil tables are inspired by an unusually combination of archaeology and Mies van der Rohe’s columns in the Barcelona Pavillion. As one lounges around the Fossil tables, the supporting structure is exposed through the translucent resin top - the spine-like table legs Stand as fossils waiting to be unearthed. The archaeological adventure of collecting specimens is here brought to a well-balanced sculptural-functional scale in contemporary materials, staying true to Kabinet’s philosophy of future nostalgia.

Designers: Daniel Nikolovski and Danu Chirinciuc

Producer: Kabinet

Press: Elle Decor Italia December 2019, Husk Design Blog x Art Elysees, Living Corriere Design, AD, Elle Decoration UK, Living Corriere, New York Times

The Fossil Tables are inspired by an unusually combination of archaeology and Mies van der Rohe’s columns in the Barcelona Pavillion. As one lounges around the Fossil tables, the supporting structure is exposed through the translucent resin top - the spine-like table legs stand as fossils waiting to be unearthed. The archaeological adventure of collecting specimens is here brought to a well-balanced sculptural-functional scale in contemporary materials, staying true to Kabinet’s philosophy of future nostalgia.

Designers: Daniel Nikolovski and Danu Chirinciuc

Producer: Kabinet

Press: Elle Decor Italia December 2019, Husk Design Blog x Art Elysees, Living Corriere Design, AD, Elle Decoration UK, Living Corriere, New York Times

The Fossil tables are inspired by an unusually combination of archaeology and Mies van der Rohe’s columns in the Barcelona Pavillion. As one lounges around the Fossil tables, the supporting structure is exposed through the translucent resin top - the spine-like table legs stand as fossils waiting to be unearthed. The archaeological adventure of collecting specimens is here brought to a well-balanced sculptural-functional scale in contemporary materials, staying true to Kabinet’s philosophy of future nostalgia.

Designers: Daniel Nikolovski and Danu Chirinciuc

Producer: Kabinet

Press: Elle Decor Italia December 2019, Husk Design Blog x Art Elysees, Living Corriere Design, AD, Elle Decoration UK, Living Corriere, New York Times

The Fossil Tables are inspired by an unusual combination of archaeology and Mies van der Rohe’s columns in the Barcelona Pavillion. As one lounges around the Fossil tables, the supporting structure is exposed through the translucent resin top - the spine-like table legs stand as fossils waiting to be unearthed. The archaeological adventure of collecting specimens is here brought to a well-balanced sculptural-functional scale in contemporary materials, staying true to the designer’s philosophy of future nostalgia.

Designers: Daniel Nikolovski and Danu Chirinciuc

Producer: Kabinet

Press: Elle Decor Italia December 2019, Husk Design Blog x Art Elysees, Living Corriere Design, AD, Elle Decoration UK, Living Corriere, New York Times

Taking center stage in a modern and contemporary dining room, this table features a striking top of wine-red Levante marble raised on a column-style base of oak-veneered steel. Part of the Fossil Collection of sculptural and dynamic tables, the distinctive feature is represented by the base, composed of three concave squares arranged in a seemingly uninterrupted movement. A Rosso di Levante marble is used with complementing the oak veneer so that each piece appears to be made from solid wood which gently curves. The collection includes a sideboard, dining table, display cabinet and a vanity table. This table can be combined with the Balzaretti Mocha Brown Dining Chair by the same designer for a truly sophisticated and unique look.

Curvy sideboard 4 doors in Levante marble and oak veneer.

Creator

Daniel Nikolovski and Danu Chirinciuc (Designer)

Easily transferable from the bedroom to the living room, where it can be used as a writing desk, this vanity merges functionality with style in a sleek design that will fit a modern decor. The rectangular oak-veneered top is supported by two U-shaped brass legs with a slightly curved base. On one side, a flip-top mirror reveals a practical space to keep cosmetics, jewelry, and accessories out of sight and well organized. Combining the traditional smoked oak pattern with contemporary curves in furniture, Kabinet Studios transforms this time-old technique into a refined modern-day collection. Complementing the oak veneer so that each piece appears to be made from solid wood which gently curves. The Curvy collection includes a sideboard, display cabinet, vanity table and a side table.