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ETER

The Eter coffee table by Vincent Van Duysen combines continuity and suspension in a composition of two distinct planes held in elegant balance. Available in three sizes, the table is designed to work as a single piece or in grouped arrangements, adapting easily to different spatial contexts and uses.

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<p><strong>ETER</strong>    COFFEE TABLE    <em>VINCENT VAND DUYSEN</em></p><p><strong>JULIAN  </strong>  SOFA    <em>VINCENT VAN DUYSEN</em></p>

ETER COFFEE TABLE VINCENT VAND DUYSEN

JULIAN SOFA VINCENT VAN DUYSEN

<p><strong>ETER</strong>    COFFEE TABLE    <em>VINCENT VAND DUYSEN</em></p><p><strong>JULIAN  </strong>  SOFA    <em>VINCENT VAN DUYSEN</em></p><p><strong>INFRA </strong>   RUG<em>    VINCENT VAN DUYSEN</em></p>

ETER COFFEE TABLE VINCENT VAND DUYSEN

JULIAN SOFA VINCENT VAN DUYSEN

INFRA RUG VINCENT VAN DUYSEN

The upper structure is shaped as a continuous, curved surface with a profile that reads as light and uninterrupted, extending horizontally in a controlled sense of movement. Beneath it, the lower tabletop introduces material density and warmth, grounding the composition and bringing depth to the overall structure.

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ETER COFFEE TABLE VINCENT VAND DUYSEN

JULIAN SOFA VINCENT VAN DUYSEN

ASTER COFFEE TABLE VINCENT VAN DUYSEN

ETER COFFEE TABLE VINCENT VAND DUYSEN

JULIAN SOFA VINCENT VAN DUYSEN

ARMAND ARMCHAIR CHRISTOPHE DELCOURT

Between the two planes, the table opens up a functional void. This suspended, bridge‑like construction allows space to pass through the object, creating an area that can be used informally for storage while contributing to the table’s visual lightness. The relationship between upper and lower elements is precise, relying on proportion rather than ornament to define the design.

( Vincent Van Duysen )

MOLTENI MIND

Vincent Van Duysen has served as Creative Director of Molteni&C since 2016.

Protection is something very important that we all need and that is something that I want to translate into my architectural and design work.

Vincent Van Duysen