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The Trumpet Table, Low brings a sculptural profile to a compact side-table form. Its trumpet-shaped base meets a polished Calacatta Violetta marble top, setting the natural movement of the stone against the grounded, architectural silhouette of fiber concrete. Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl, it balances a playful outline with a considered sense of proportion.
A hand-painted coffee finish gives the base a softly varied character, while the marble’s veining makes each top distinct. These natural and hand-applied variations are part of the table’s individual appearance, so the pattern and finish may differ from one piece to another.
Designed for indoor settings, the low table works beside a lounge chair or sofa, where its rounded top provides a useful surface without dominating the room. Its sculptural form also makes it a considered accent in residential and commercial interiors. For a more layered composition, 101 Copenhagen suggests pairing the low version with the taller Trumpet Table.
The contrast of stone and fiber concrete gives the design its distinctive presence: a polished surface above a solid, flared base. The table can sit quietly alongside upholstered furniture or serve as a standalone object, bringing shape and material contrast to a seating area.
The Trumpet Table, Low brings a sculptural profile to a compact side-table form. Its trumpet-shaped base meets a polished Calacatta Violetta marble top, setting the natural movement of the stone against the grounded, architectural silhouette of fiber concrete. Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl, it balances a playful outline with a considered sense of proportion.
A hand-painted coffee finish gives the base a softly varied character, while the marble’s veining makes each top distinct. These natural and hand-applied variations are part of the table’s individual appearance, so the pattern and finish may differ from one piece to another.
Designed for indoor settings, the low table works beside a lounge chair or sofa, where its rounded top provides a useful surface without dominating the room. Its sculptural form also makes it a considered accent in residential and commercial interiors. For a more layered composition, 101 Copenhagen suggests pairing the low version with the taller Trumpet Table.
The contrast of stone and fiber concrete gives the design its distinctive presence: a polished surface above a solid, flared base. The table can sit quietly alongside upholstered furniture or serve as a standalone object, bringing shape and material contrast to a seating area.
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