Petalas table by Jorge Zalszulpin, made in his own company: L'Atelier, Brazil 1959.

This coffee table was manufactured by Brazilian designer Jorge Zalszupin in 1959 in his own company, L'Atelier. The curvature, which defies the structure of the wood, evokes the petals of a flower and was created to avoid waste from his also iconic "Andorinha" table. The minimalist and sleek design of this table was inspired by a folded paper origami structure. It consists of 8 Brazilian rosewood "petals" superimposed on a round metal structure, forming an octagonal shape. It shows some signs of wear, and its color may vary depending on the light exposure of the space in which it is located.

Dimensions:
H: 30 cm D: 130 cm