A coffee table exploring fire as a shared process across wood, steel and glass.
The Ignis Table explores fire as a shared process across wood, steel and glass. While typically understood as a destructive force, fire is essential in shaping each material: wood is charred for durability, steel is formed through heat, and glass is tempered to increase strength.
The table brings these processes together into a single composition, expressed through a restrained palette and minimal geometry. Its form is organized around a central void, with structural elements positioned to subtly echo the spatial logic of gathering around a fire.
The result is a low, architectural table that balances heaviness and openness, solidity and atmosphere.
MATERIALS
Charred White Ash
Stainless Steel
Tempered Glass
PRODUCTION PROCESS
Coopering
Yakisugi (Charring)
Glass Cutting
Waterjet Cutting
Surface finishing
TECHNICAL SPECS
Dimensions: 38”D x 14”H
Weight: 50 lbs