Coffee table designed and created by Shapeitaly using all traditional methods for the realization of the object. We began to draw the table Cubism style on the dissecting bench parts to build such as triangles and squares with full iron square. After that we went to the iron cutting to size and then move to weld the geometric shapes drawn. Once we finished welding the parts we started to put together the iron structure matching all pieces created previously.

Having created the first iron structure we passed to the internal table of finishing recreating more triangles and squares in the set of geometries. This step is a very meticulous finishing because having chosen to put other metal alloys such as steel and brass each piece had to fit perfectly with the iron structure. First we welded the support brackets inside the iron structure where we stayed the more geometric shapes with various chosen metals and wood as a support to the metal which results in decreased weight of the structure. The table was then finished with some metal parts in polished brass as the steel while we decided to get the satin effects grinder. While the iron part we chose a cold blueing, all painted with a transparent paint for the maintenance of the metallic effects. The coffee table is well suited for both modern and classic environments in every part of the room standing out with its geometric forms and lighting effects that wrought metal offers.