Rich in architectural references, the Temple Coffee Tables evoke the elegance of architectural facades, creating a play of tactile and reflective surfaces. Featuring a hollow metal base with a chrome mirror finish, the base interacts with its surroundings and creates the impression of a floating rock. The table features two staggered blocks, emphasizing a dynamic contrast between tactile and polished surfaces. The tabletop, made from natural limestone, remains a striking contrast to the sleek mirror chrome base.
Exuding exceptional craftmanship, the raw finish each side is made by hand carving, while the smooth top surface is polished by machine and afterwards treated with a water-based sealer for improved durability. The combination of materials brings out both visual depth and balance. Available in two sizes, Temple Coffee Tables is a versatile product suitable for use as coffee tables, side tables, or plinths to display objects. The natural stone top retains its unique characteristics, showcasing subtle imperfections that celebrate the beauty of the material.
Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.
Product No: 251038
Type: Coffee Table
Color: Limestone & Chrome
Dimensions: L33 × W32 × H55 cm
Product Weight: 37.3 kg
Weight Capacity: 150 kg
Care Instructions: For daily cleaning, use a soft, damp cloth or sponge to gently wipe the limestone surface, removing dust and dirt. After cleaning, thoroughly dry the surface with a soft cloth to avoid water stains. Avoid using acidic substances like vinegar, lemon, or acidic cleaners, as they can etch and damage the limestone surface. Use pH-neutral or mild limestone-specific cleaners if necessary, and test any new cleaning product on a small, inconspicuous area first. Limestone is also suitable for outdoor use.
Limestone
Limestone comes in various colours and textures. Therefore, we have handpicked the colour and surface of our stone through many steps of samples. Limestone is a relatively soft rock compared to some other types of stones, making it easier to cut and shape, which has led to its extensive use in construction and architecture throughout history.
Limestone is a sedimentary rock that is formed from pre-existing rocks or pieces of once-living organisms. Limestone comes in various colours and textures.
Maintenance:
Limestone is a natural material and are open surfaced. Which means it is fragile in terms of acid and can get marks and stains. For daily cleaning it is recommend using a wet cloth and afterwards using a dry cloth to get all the moist away.
Please do not use products containing acid as this can create marks and harm the surface of the stone.
