An object that is almost anonymous, yet ever-present and supportive; used for a myriad of things, like eating together, working, late night conversations, or an early morning cup of coffee. The Stem table’s beauty lies in its dignified subtlety. A shared detail of personality ties it to the Kiki and the Fold chair. Unlike ornamental and decorative table designs prevalent in India, the Stem is breaking the mould with its understated new basic form, featuring chamfered edges capped with brass details. Daniel Rous’ technical skills are evident in the Stem’s clever design and in its modularity, with a total of twenty-one possible configurations. The table tops, may be round, oval, or rectangular, and made of marble, glass, or veneered wood. Its astute functionality is rivalled only by its simple assembly, and exquisite construction quality.
