Low table in tatami and marquetry
Tatami colours available: pink, blue, yellow, green, red
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Few designers carry two cultures as literally as Nada Debs, who spent her childhood in Kobe, Japan, before studying at RISD and eventually settling in Beirut, the city her family had fled. Her furniture reads like a translation exercise between Japanese minimalism and the Arab craft heritage of marquetry, wood carving and mother-of-pearl inlay practiced for generations in the workshops of the Levant. She calls the result Contemporary Arabesque, a language of clean geometry and intricate handwork that lets centuries-old technique speak in an entirely contemporary accent.
Sized for a smaller room, Tatami Table M brings the same straw-weaving technique found in Japanese flooring, in a choice of pink, blue, yellow, green or red, together with Nada Debs’ hand-set marquetry framing. Multifunctional by design, it slips from coffee table to extra seating in a single motion, its two textures – woven straw and inlaid wood – meeting at a shared edge.
Nada Debs grew up up in Japan from a Lebanese family and graduated from the Rohde Island School of Design in the US. With such a cosmopolitan and prolific background, Nada Debs has the ability to distil culture and craftsmanship to create pieces with emotional resonance. Her style defined as “Contemporary Arabesque” blends her influences from her Lebanese family and her Japanese childhood as she magnifies oriental handicrafts with a hint of Japanese materials.
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Linterno Fabric : St Moritz/Nobili