The Time Piece table is forged from noble material of bronze and has a bold, sculptural presence. Fun yet serious, the Time Piece table comes in three different forms, each one making a memorable intervention into any space. The Time Piece continues one of Sé’s signature finishes: black patina and bronze top, and is also available with a copper top.

The Time Piece table is forged from noble material of bronze and has a bold, sculptural presence. Fun yet serious, the Time Piece table comes in three different forms, each one making a memorable intervention into any space. The Time Piece continues one of Sé’s signature finishes: black patina and bronze top, and is also available with a copper top.

The Time Piece table is forged from noble material of bronze and has a bold, sculptural presence. Fun yet serious, the Time Piece table comes in three different forms, each one making a memorable intervention into any space. The Time Piece continues one of Sé’s signature finishes: black patina and bronze top, and is also available with a copper top.

The drum is the essential instrument around which others revolve, and so it is with the Tambor table, a round symbol of conviviality. The Tambor is composed of a single monumental lacquered steel base and either a carrara or marquina marble top.

The musical inspiration continues with Jaime Hayon’s Flute tables, named for their slender lacquered steel legs that taper seamlessly into wooden table tops. The Flute Table comes in three standard sizes: the 2m50cm version, designed specifically to seat eight people; the 1m20cm model that seats four people, and an 85cm model that can seat between two and four people.

The musical inspiration continues with Jaime Hayon’s Flute tables, named for their slender lacquered steel legs that taper seamlessly into wooden table tops. The Flute Table comes in three standard sizes: the 2m50cm version, designed specifically to seat eight people; the 1m20cm model that seats four people, and an 85cm model that can seat between two and four people.

The musical inspiration continues with Jaime Hayon’s Flute tables, named for their slender lacquered steel legs that taper seamlessly into wooden table tops. The Flute Table comes in three standard sizes: the 2m50cm version, designed specifically to seat eight people; the 1m20cm model that seats four people, and an 85cm model that can seat between two and four people.

The Beetley range was inspired by the body shape of beetles, offering a pleasing contrast between the soft fabric and the lacquered steel frame. The Beetley is available in five styles – sofa, armchair, dining chair, bridge chair, small bridge chair – and is customisable in all formats, with a choice of fabrics and leather for the upholstery.

The Beetley range was inspired by the body shape of beetles, offering a pleasing contrast between the soft fabric and the lacquered steel frame. The Beetley is available in five styles – sofa, armchair, dining chair, bridge chair, small bridge chair – and is customisable in all formats, with a choice of fabrics and leather for the upholstery.

The signature piece of the Collection, Jaime Hayon’s lively imprint is easy to discern in the Arpa chair – a piece of furniture that reinvents the classic club wing armchair as a sculptural form. With a curvaceous metal skeleton, the Arpa is inspired by the harp. Made from lacquered steel in different widths, the Arpa’s upholstered seat includes a layer of feather for extra comfort, creating a counterpoint between the hard structure and the soft seating.