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Studio Hanne Willmann is a multidisciplinary Design Studio based in Berlin, focusing on Product Design and Creative Direction. Passion for simplicity. With an open mind and a strong dedication to the craft I am determined to fully reveal the essence of every piece I come across. My products share a great deal of individuality and confidence, yet retain their modesty.

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LOB low table, coffee table, travertine, walnut, made in France, customizable, bespoke furniture, Christophe Delcourt, Collection Particulière

TATAU, which means to hit in Tahitian, becomes Tattoo at the end of the 18th century in Captain James Cook's diary during one of his exploratory trips to Polynesia. Faithful to the know-how of MAISON ARMAND JONCKERS, TATAU is a unique coffee table creation made of fully formed and hand-engraved black oxidized Maillechort. In this unique creation, Alexandra, Grégoire and Armand still play with the traces left by the intelligence of the hand on the skins, whether they are in flesh or in metal.

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A coffee table is a helpful addition to any living room. Whether you’ll use your coffee table as a place to do a puzzle, corral remotes and game controllers or just rest your tired feet and a glass of wine, it’s a handy piece of furniture. Sure, you can go out and buy a coffee table to complete your living room. But if you’re considering dabbling in DIY projects, a DIY coffee table is a great place to start.

The Pelican low coffee table by German furniture designer Deniz Aktay is an interesting design that impresses us with its art and creativity. Pelican evokes memories of art sculptures as it is created using a single piece of metal stripe. It appears somewhat inspired by the color of the Pelican’s beak. The metal stripe is artfully bent in an hourglass-like shape at the bottom which stands stably on the ground without any additional support.

A dynamic duo, the PAROS Coffee table’s two distinct volumes share a similar silhouette but a singular material mix. Play around with both pieces, positioning both together in an overlapping formation or placing separately when individual surface space is required.