
Doric Coffee Table
The Doric Coffee Table draws its vocabulary from classical architecture, translated by the Copenhagen-Milan studio GamFratesi into a form that is both archaeological and entirely contemporary. Its name is not incidental: the Doric order is the oldest and most restrained of the Greek architectural columns, and that same spirit of disciplined proportion runs through every dimension of this piece.
Each table is realized in Neutral White Travertine, a natural limestone whose warm, porous surface carries the geological memory of its formation. No two slabs are identical. The organic variation in veining and tonality is not a flaw to be corrected but the defining character of the material, one that deepens with time and handling.
- Designed by GamFratesi, the Copenhagen-Milan studio founded by Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi
- Available in square and rectangular configurations to suit varied spatial proportions
- Constructed in Neutral White Travertine with natural surface variation throughout
- Made to order, with production lead times reflective of the material's craft requirements
In a living room or hospitality setting, the Doric functions as an architectural anchor, the kind of object that organizes a space without asserting itself loudly. It is furniture that rewards close attention.
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Doric Coffee Table
The Doric Coffee Table draws its vocabulary from classical architecture, translated by the Copenhagen-Milan studio GamFratesi into a form that is both archaeological and entirely contemporary. Its name is not incidental: the Doric order is the oldest and most restrained of the Greek architectural columns, and that same spirit of disciplined proportion runs through every dimension of this piece.
Each table is realized in Neutral White Travertine, a natural limestone whose warm, porous surface carries the geological memory of its formation. No two slabs are identical. The organic variation in veining and tonality is not a flaw to be corrected but the defining character of the material, one that deepens with time and handling.
- Designed by GamFratesi, the Copenhagen-Milan studio founded by Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi
- Available in square and rectangular configurations to suit varied spatial proportions
- Constructed in Neutral White Travertine with natural surface variation throughout
- Made to order, with production lead times reflective of the material's craft requirements
In a living room or hospitality setting, the Doric functions as an architectural anchor, the kind of object that organizes a space without asserting itself loudly. It is furniture that rewards close attention.
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The Doric Coffee Table draws its vocabulary from classical architecture, translated by the Copenhagen-Milan studio GamFratesi into a form that is both archaeological and entirely contemporary. Its name is not incidental: the Doric order is the oldest and most restrained of the Greek architectural columns, and that same spirit of disciplined proportion runs through every dimension of this piece.
Each table is realized in Neutral White Travertine, a natural limestone whose warm, porous surface carries the geological memory of its formation. No two slabs are identical. The organic variation in veining and tonality is not a flaw to be corrected but the defining character of the material, one that deepens with time and handling.
- Designed by GamFratesi, the Copenhagen-Milan studio founded by Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi
- Available in square and rectangular configurations to suit varied spatial proportions
- Constructed in Neutral White Travertine with natural surface variation throughout
- Made to order, with production lead times reflective of the material's craft requirements
In a living room or hospitality setting, the Doric functions as an architectural anchor, the kind of object that organizes a space without asserting itself loudly. It is furniture that rewards close attention.























