DINING TABLE

FERRY

FERRY DINING TABLE

The Essence of FERRY

A passage in brass and timber

The FERRY Dining Table takes its name from the idea of a passage – a structure that carries you from one point to another. Here that becomes a slender bridge of brass and timber: a long horizontal top resting on two angled supports, linked by a central beam – a piece that suggests movement and connection, not static weight.

design concept and inspiration

A brass beam running like a keel between two angled bases

The design features a long, chamfered top in dark timber, its bevelled edges making the surface read thinner, the figured veneer running along its length to underline the direction. It rests on two sharply angled bases, legs tapering to the floor like struts, giving the table a forward-leaning, almost nautical stance. Between the bases, a brushed brass beam runs across the width – the key gesture, a keel that ties the structure together and catches the light against the dark wood.
 

Designed for dining rooms and hospitality spaces, FERRY sets a clear architectural line in a room. Its slim profile and angled bases keep the area beneath the top open, easy to pair with a range of chairs. Placed along a window or a wall, it reinforces a sense of direction, the way a bridge defines a route – a calm, elongated stage for gatherings.

General details:

W 300 cm | 118.1" × D 105 cm | 41.3" × H 76 cm | 29.9"
Design by: Inês Osório
Materials: Black-stained oak or ebony veneer · Brushed brass

Technical details, dimensions, and materials:

All dimensions and finishes can be fully customised to meet your project’s needs.

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