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Æquō
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Huma Sulaiman
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samuel de jong
tristan louis marsh
Monumental travertine grounded in stone, traced by a quiet line of brass
Furniture
Travertine, brass insert
96" x 43"
Sculptural Travertine & Brass Dining Table This dining table serves as a stunning example of organic modern design, combining the raw beauty of natural stone with refined metallic detailing. The table features a substantial rectangular top with soft, rounded corners, resting on four thick, curved column legs that give the piece a monumental yet graceful presence. Its defining feature is a continuous brass insert strip that runs vertically up the center of each leg and extends seamlessly onto the table surface, creating a sophisticated linear accent that visually connects the base to the top. The design highlights the contrast between the earthy, porous texture of the stone and the sleek, precise line of the metal.
Huma Sulaiman is an aesthete whose design philosophy bridges the worldly and the intimate. Her journey is one of passion and precision, shaped by years of discovery and an innate ability to weave narratives through spaces.Thús Huma is a gathering of seemingly disparate worlds: of geography, of art & design, that Huma is translating for contemporary audiences
