The Saba Butter coffee table evokes a knife sinking into butter: a smooth, precise gesture that takes on a form of its own. Designed by the 967arch studio, this series of pieces fulfils its function with the grace of pure geometry, transforming the tabletop into an essential and refined design element.
The square or round shapes, available in a range of sizes and heights, allow you to create volumes that define the space, playing with the nuances of glossy or matt lacquers. Butter’s unique detail is the metal leg that fits perfectly into the slim cut-out in the top: a precise, almost surgical fit, emphasised by the thickness of the top as it curves delicately near the leg. Crafted from glossy or matt lacquered MDF, it is available in ivory and sand, shades that enhance its understated elegance.
The range also includes a practical side table that can be moved as required, to be placed next to a seat as a surface on which to rest a book or an object. Its distinctive ‘C’-shaped design, with a single leg resting on a round base, allows it to slot naturally between seats, becoming a discreet and functional companion.
In the living room, the Saba Butter coffee table complements the space in front of sofas and armchairs, enhancing it with a decorative and functional surface for vases, books or serving refreshments to guests. Whether on its own or in arrangements that alternate heights and shapes, Butter remains a staple of the décor: a piece that does not dominate, but defines.
