Coffee and side tables: proposals from Bross

Side tables to enhance the living area or larger side tables to be placed next to armchairs or in the night area: these are the proposals of the new Bross collections in the world of furniture complements. The brand experiments with heterogeneous configurations and materials, from the Loop collection to the Petal and Mika proposals, and explores new formal and functional declinations to meet the needs of residential and contract living spaces.

Loop originates from the perfect study of proportions and thicknesses, leading to a pure, almost abstract aesthetic. It was designed by Victor Vasilev, who combines steel and marble for this project: a slender metal profile with a square section, in black or brushed bronze finish, runs vertically from the monolithic base in White Carrara or Black Marquina marble, and makes a slot at the circular top.

Designed by Marco Zito, Petal is a versatile element that can be used as a coffee table or low stool, dedicated to waiting and conversation areas, as well as living and sleeping areas. A distinctive feature is its shell, made from two curved sides with soft radiused corners, upholstered and covered in leather or fabric. The top is in natural, stained or matte lacquered ash, with an elegant crafted edge.

The Mika side table, designed by Michael Schmidt, has a structure formed by a bundle of thin black metal rods arranged vertically, with varying degrees of inclination, that join together two rectangular tops with rounded corners. The metal base is painted black, while the top is offered in natural, stained or matte lacquered or even black Fenix.