Brasilia Lounge Table Product Type_Rugs borrowing a framing technique usually

borrowing a framing technique usually reserved for artwork rather than mirrors

Hunting & Narud designed it for New Works as a piece meant to be repositioned rather than hung once and left alone

and its glaze pools deeper at one end while lifting toward the other

Because each piece is shaped by hand

no two coasters in a set share the exact same outline

Brasilia Lounge Table Product Type_Rugs borrowing a framing technique usuallyThe Brasilia Lounge Table reads lighter than its solid base would suggest, the glass top staying clear and colorless rather than taking on a greenish cast at the edges. Audo Copenhagen fuses and tempers an opti white, low iron glass for the top, a formulation that avoids the tint ordinary glass shows in cross section. The tabletop's corners are rounded rather than squared, a detail that softens an edge sitting at knee height in a lounge setting.