The shape that emerges from stone
The Feles dining table emerges as a serene gesture where the material takes on its own meaning. Carved from marble and handcrafted in Spain, each piece is made to order, adapting to the space and vision of those who inhabit it. The customer chooses the type of stone and the dimensions, allowing the table to dialogue with its surroundings. Thus, marble ceases to be just a material and becomes a living presence within the home.
Proportion as an essential language
Designed by Joaquín Moll, a Spanish artist and designer with more than forty years of experience in natural stone furniture, Feles reflects a constant exploration of balance. For Moll, proportion is the principle that underpins beauty and order. His designs explore the structural limits of marble by balancing geometric shapes, combining symmetry and tension to transform stone into an expression of harmony and contained strength.
The sculptural gesture of the U
The identity of the Feles table lies in its base, defined by a U-shaped marble structure that supports another upper piece, also U-shaped, made of a different marble chosen by the customer. This encounter between two stones creates a dialogue of contrasts, where the veins and tones intertwine. A glass top rests on this composition, completing the table and adding lightness and transparency to the whole.
The uniqueness of the commission
Each Feles table is one of a kind. The natural variations in the marble, its texture, and its nuances define the character of each piece. The artisanal process respects the essence of the material, allowing the form to emerge with precision and care. The result is a piece of furniture that responds both to the qualities of the stone and to the specific needs of the space, creating an intimate relationship between design and inhabitant.
A lasting presence
Feles is more than just a table; it is a piece with soul, designed to accompany everyday life with quiet elegance. In its balance between mass and transparency, between weight and lightness, stone reveals its most expressive dimension. Joaquín Moll’s work transforms marble into tangible memory, into a lasting way of inhabiting space with beauty, proportion, and its own essence.
The shape that emerges from stone
The Feles dining table emerges as a serene gesture where the material takes on its own meaning. Carved from marble and handcrafted in Spain, each piece is made to order, adapting to the space and vision of those who inhabit it. The customer chooses the type of stone and the dimensions, allowing the table to dialogue with its surroundings. Thus, marble ceases to be just a material and becomes a living presence within the home.
Proportion as an essential language
Designed by Joaquín Moll, a Spanish artist and designer with more than forty years of experience in natural stone furniture, Feles reflects a constant exploration of balance. For Moll, proportion is the principle that underpins beauty and order. His designs explore the structural limits of marble by balancing geometric shapes, combining symmetry and tension to transform stone into an expression of harmony and contained strength.
The sculptural gesture of the U
The identity of the Feles table lies in its base, defined by a U-shaped marble structure that supports another upper piece, also U-shaped, made of a different marble chosen by the customer. This encounter between two stones creates a dialogue of contrasts, where the veins and tones intertwine. A glass top rests on this composition, completing the table and adding lightness and transparency to the whole.
The uniqueness of the commission
Each Feles table is one of a kind. The natural variations in the marble, its texture, and its nuances define the character of each piece. The artisanal process respects the essence of the material, allowing the form to emerge with precision and care. The result is a piece of furniture that responds both to the qualities of the stone and to the specific needs of the space, creating an intimate relationship between design and inhabitant.
A lasting presence
Feles is more than just a table; it is a piece with soul, designed to accompany everyday life with quiet elegance. In its balance between mass and transparency, between weight and lightness, stone reveals its most expressive dimension. Joaquín Moll’s work transforms marble into tangible memory, into a lasting way of inhabiting space with beauty, proportion, and its own essence.