Petala coffee table by Jorge Zalszupin

Table Pétalas de Zalszupin, made in his own company L'Atelier, Brazil 1959. The curvature, which defies the structure of the wood, evokes the petals of a flower, and it was created in order to avoid wood waste from its iconic Andorinha table. Minimalist and sleek shape. The design of this table was inspired by an origami-folded paper structure. This table is composed of 8 "petals" of Brazilian rosewood jacaranda superimposed on a round metal structure, together forming an octagonal shape with a diameter of 130 cm for a height of 30 cm. It shows some traces of wear. The color may vary depending on the light exposure of your room.