This collection of tables draws inspiration from contemporary architecture, sculpture, and research into the materials used, in particular, the natural properties of oxidization. It is thus a case of combining 'sustainable' materials such as stone or metal and making them into an architectural shape. 

The Oxidation tables combine a simple shape with a complicated texture and are a mix of traditional techniques and highly advanced technologies. 

As it oxidizes, metal can bring some unexpected results: each table is naturally unique and one will certainly discover a myriad of variations in its oxidized top. Top in oxidized (acid-treated) steel, finished with transparent varnish. Base in Tuscan stone.
The occasional table is made of a Marquina marble base (with water-repellent treatment) and an oxidized golden brass top.