Diffused colour, handcrafted textures and organic shapes characterise these nine glass coffee tables for the living space.
This instalment of our ‘Nine to Know’ series was first featured inside est magazine issue 55: ‘The Faces of Design’.
01. Acerbis Lokum Coffee Table
The Acerbis Lokum coffee table by Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis is crafted from hand-blown whiskey and amber-coloured glass, available in both rectangular and square versions for versatile configurations.
02. Glas Italia Liquefy Coffee Table
Designed by Spanish architect and designer Patricia Urquiola, the Glas Italia Liquefy coffee table features high-quality tempered extralight glass with faded and irregular marble-like veins.
03. Miniforms Soda
Born upside-down due to its blown-glass composition, the Miniforms Soda by Greek designer Yiannis Ghikas is made from a single volume of glass, with three large ‘petals’ forming the stem.
House in the Woods by dobrowolska.studio & Coucou Interiors | Photography by Mood Authors
House in the Woods by dobrowolska.studio & Coucou Interiors | Photography by Mood Authors
04. Lucas Recchia Morfa No.02 Coffee Table
Made in Brazil from recycled materials using sustainable solar-powered techniques, each Morfa No.02 coffee table by Brazilian designer Lucas Recchia is unique, with a crafting time of 30 days.
05. Wonderglass Berg Coffee Table
Handcrafted by Venetian artisans from tactile cast glass, the Wonderglass Berg coffee table by British architect and designer John Pawson is inspired by slabs of ice, with small bubbles suspended within.
06. Rottet Collection Aurora II Coffee Table
American designer Lauren Rottet’s Rottet collection commands attention, with the Aurora II coffee table featuring a tempered glass top supported by bronze and cast glass legs that emit a soft, natural glow.
Glassblock Apartment by Studio Karhard | Photography by Robert Rieger
07. Glas Italia Fountain Coffee Table
The Glas Italia Fountain coffee table by Japanese artist and designer Tokujin Yoshioka captures the essence of flowing water, with a base and top shaped from Murano poured glass, available in four shapes and sizes.
08. Glas Italia Simoon Coffee Table
Patricia Urquiola’s Glas Italia Simoon coffee table embodies artistic refinement, with UV-bonded 12mm extralight glass slabs coated in ground Murano glass grit, offered in amethyst, light blue or topaz finishes.
09. Pulpo Aspa Coffee Table
German designer Sebastian Herkner’s Pulpo Aspa coffee table combines geometric precision with artistic flair, featuring five cathedral-inspired intersecting glass panes that form the base.


