The top and sides of the field table are inspired by the topography of Japanese rice fields, better known as Tanada. In all its versions - table, bench, and desk - the field line highlights the link between ancient practices and the birch plywood technique that has characterized Pirwi since its inception.
The base of the Hiab table is made of a series of curved plywood ribs that, when joined, form a concave bowl-like shape. The glass is the perfect window to see the mixture of lines and curves of this unique design.
Tables derive their structure from the architecture of arches and vaults. Its base, made up of four interconnected arches, makes it possible to reduce the thickness of the surface, thus achieving a design that is as light as it is stable.
The table top is constructed in the same way butcher block countertops and cutting boards are made. It´s aesthetically interesting as well as being a very sturdy, long-lasting surface.
The top and sides of the table are inspired by the topography of Japanese rice fields, better known as Tanada. In all its versions - table, bench, and desk - the line highlights the link between ancient practices and the birch plywood technique that has characterized Pirwi since its inception.
The Martina table has a solid wood base and a rectangular top that can be concrete, solid wood, or birch plywood. A simple, sturdy design that was originally made from a project whose purpose was to use excess materials to eliminate waste and lower the overall impact on the environment.
The Mol dining table is made up of a natural, matte marble top and a solid wooden base. The legs, cylindrical in shape, adhere to a crossed structure that embraces them while supporting the top. The design of this table is built with clean and elegant lines in mind.
