The Crystal coffee table immediately stands out for its discreet, almost suspended presence. A closer look reveals that nothing has been left to chance. Riflessi’s latest creation transforms curved glass into a solid, precise structure designed to engage in dialogue with the living room through reflections, transparencies, and refined geometries.
Crystal was created as a means of rethinking the living room coffee table as an element that organizes the space without weighing it down. Not merely a decorative accessory, it acts as a measured presence that complements the architecture and enhances its aesthetic expression.
When lightness becomes structure
The semi-circle base supports a contoured top in tempered curved glass, creating a precise balance between stability and visual lightness. The glass interacts with the light and space, enhancing the perception of depth while maintaining clean visual continuity.
This quality makes Crystal particularly suited as a contemporary living room coffee table, where the volumes are designed to interact without overlapping. Whether placed on its own or as part of a composition, it does not disrupt the domestic scene, but instead renders it more legible, enhancing materials and proportions.
An invisible technique behind the form
The project’s minimalism is supported by a high level of technical expertise. The glass is heated to a temperature between 700 and 800 degrees to achieve the necessary plasticity for bending, while preserving the material’s original transparency.
The top and base are joined by invisible UV bonding, a solution that guarantees perfect flatness and seamless visual continuity. The result is a table that appears to be a single volume, where structure and surfaces become one.
A designer table for the home and beyond
Available in a range of sizes and in Extrachiaro, Fumé and Bronzo finishes, Crystal seamlessly fits into both residential and contract spaces. It is a living room coffee table designed for spaces that call for balance, light, and formal precision.
Crystal interprets the designer coffee table as a design instrument that endures over time by relying on the quality of its design, material, and production process.