peca studio molds volcanic rock into lava dining table
a puzzle of hand-cut pieces are craftily assembled into a tabletop.
mexico’s wealth and history emanate from the pores of its volcanic rocks, a material that transmits strength and keeps untold local stories. mexican-based peca studio has mastered the art of polishing and molding it into inviting objects, just like the lava dining table — a puzzle of hand-cut pieces that have been craftily assembled into a single tabletop.
the dark graphite colored table top and warm colored legs create an elegant contrast
for this collection, caterina moretti — head designer and studio director of peca — has conceived the lava dining table in such a way for it to be flexible in terms of function and location. it can be used for outdoor occasions (family meals, invitations etc…) or be included in the interior space of a home, where it would find its place in a dining room and kitchen space.
the lava dining table is a puzzle of hand-cut graphite colored pieces that have been craftily assembled into a tabletop
detail of the hand-cut pieces showing the texture of the volcanic rock
front view detail of the teak wood structure applied to create the legs of the tabletop
project info:
designer: caterina moretti
materials: teak wood, volcanic rock
table dimensions: 120 cm x 120 cm x 74 cm
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