Guitar is a coffee table collection by CRS Porro that finds its tension in opposition: soft, rounded or teardrop-shaped tops set against the blunt geometry of truncated-cone concrete bases. The pairing is deliberate, almost confrontational in the best sense. Tabletops are offered in solid ash or glossy lacquer, each with a thickness that reads as considered weight rather than excess. The ash carries a quiet grain, warm and directional. The lacquer surfaces hold light differently, adding a chromatic dimension to compositions that are already rich in texture. Multiple heights and diameters for layered groupings Solid ash or glossy lacquer tops Rounded and teardrop silhouettes Truncated-cone concrete bases Arranged alone or in clusters at varying heights, Guitar rewards the kind of spatial thinking that defines considered interiors. The collection sits comfortably within Porro's broader design language, which has long balanced geometric discipline with moments of organic relief.
