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Tara Table

A sculptural table balancing paired concrete supports with wood or glass tops.

Dimensions

1600 × 740 × 1600 mm

Year

2026

Materials
Fiber-reinforced concreteExposed stone aggregateCanaletto walnut veneerAsh veneerOak veneerWenge veneerSolid Canaletto walnutSolid ashSolid oakSolid wengeBack-painted glassWood underpanelMetalThermoplastic material
Finishes
Integrally pigmentedRaw-wood effectNaturalStained walnut extraStained teakStained wengeStained brownStained ebonyGlossy back-paintedMatt black
Colors
Pearl 3070Silk 3010Grey 3020Anthracite 3060Sage 3080Cinnamon 3090Glossy pearl 2070Glossy silk 2010Glossy grey 2020Glossy anthracite 2060Glossy sage 2080Glossy cinnamon 2090

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Description

Overview

Tara is a 2026 table by Sebastian Herkner. Flexform describes a sculptural composition in which two mirrored concrete elements support round, square or elongated tops.

Construction

Color is mixed through the fiber-reinforced concrete base, whose surface reveals stone aggregate. Tops are available in wood veneer or back-painted glass; selected codes also accept solid timber, and a glass Lazy Susan is optional for two formats.

Specifications

Representative code 02G382 is a round table measuring Ø160 × H74 cm.

Story

Mineral weight and visual lightness

Flexform sets the mineral density of Tara's concrete supports against the lighter visual effect of its top. Concave curves temper the mass of the paired base elements while preserving the stability described by the manufacturer.

One structure, several plans

The technical sheet develops this idea as circular, square and elongated table plans. Wood and back-painted glass provide distinct top programs, while the paired concrete supports remain the identifying element throughout.

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