Description
Cinnamon Dining Table by NatureDesign
The NatureDesign product, the Cinnamon Dining Table, investigates the sculptural possibilities of glass by means of smooth shapes and thoughtfully designed details. The curved bases made of cast glass give the table a sinuous outline, which gives it a special character at the same time as permitting light to go through the structure. The glass top has a tapered, folded edge that matches the flowing lines of the base, resulting in a unified design that achieves a sense of visual lightness together with an expressive style. The relationship between shape and colour also adds to the table’s personality, making Cinnamon a notable feature in modern interiors.
Why it works in the room
Cinnamon is especially suitable for use in dining areas since transparency and sculptural form can have a positive effect on the overall atmosphere; the curved glass bases give a sense of movement without making the structure look heavy, while the transparent surfaces help to preserve the feeling of openness. The special edge on the tabletop provides a sophisticated detail and therefore makes the table appropriate for contemporary dining rooms and for open-plan interiors where furniture is meant to stand out because of its material and form.
For Cyprus interiors
In Cyprus the Cinnamon Dining Table is suitable for modern apartments, large villas and residential or hospitality interiors that have been professionally designed. The fact that it has a transparent structure makes it especially appropriate for bright rooms, since the natural light can highlight the curves of the glass and produce gentle reflections all day long. When combined with simple dining chairs, natural stone and warm timber finishes, Cinnamon acts as a sculptural feature in modern dining rooms without losing the light and well-balanced atmosphere.
Product information
For current sizes, finishes and available options, see the Nature Design product page.
Contact Home & Deco for current availability, finish guidance and pricing in Cyprus.
