Polygon Low table o60 with fenix top
Polygon low table echoes the geometric clarity of the Polygon easy chair. Three slender steel legs form intersecting triangles that shift with the viewer’s perspective, creating a dynamic visual rhythm. Available in multiple heights and tabletop finishes - solid wood, Fenix, or HPL - it suits both indoor and outdoor use. The table’s minimalist structure and graphic presence make it a distinctive companion piece to modern interiors and architectural seating.
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Numen / For Use is a design collective led by product designers Sven Jonke, Christoph Katzler and Nikola Radeljković. Over the past 20 years, Numen/For Use has been active globally in the fields of industrial and spatial design, scenography and conceptual art. They nourish very rational aesthetics that could be categorized as functional minimalism.
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The Aloft Hotels chain is most notable for its modern architecture and design style. The latest one opened its doors in Perth, Australia, and it is special to us because studio Design Theory, among others, has included prostoria furniture in the project.
- ResidentialWhite ProjectHsinchu, Taiwan
In the Tou Tian residential project, located in Hsinchu, our products have found their place - Combine sofa, Toggle easy chair and Polygon low tables make this space even more comfortable and cozy.
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- Public SpacesArk-ShelterSlovakia
The Ark-Shelter project embodies the synergy of minimalist architecture and refined design, with Prostoria’s Polygon pieces adding functional elegance and geometric clarity to its nature-connected spaces.
- ResidentialThe Penthouse at Thirty AndersonMelbourne, Australia
Perched atop a contemporary Melbourne building, The Penthouse at Thirty Anderson is a masterclass in understated luxury and spatial poetry. Designed by Rob Mills Architecture & Interiors, the interiors balance bold architectural gestures with intimate, human-scaled moments.
