The Natur Console starts from a wider idea of nature, one that takes in living and non-living things alike, and the way they sit together. You can see that in the piece itself: a precise, architectural base carries a softer, less regular top, and the contrast gives the console a unique authority in the room.

Stone and wood are combined here with a light hand. The structure is linear and clear, while the changes in material and outline let the console move easily between roles. It works as an entryway table, or as a calmer, more architectural presence somewhere else in the home.

The top is where the idea becomes visible. Its rough edge looks found more than drawn, as if it had been bared instead of designed, echoing the subtle geometry of natural formations. Set against the discipline of the base, that freer line brings in movement. The console feels composed, but never still.