KAYA COFFEE TABLE
Kaya is a set of two coffee tables conceived as a quiet place, for objects, for rituals, for the unhurried time between things.
ere is a philosophy embedded in the Japanese tea ceremony, Sadō, that has less to do with tea than with attention. The way an object is placed. The quality of a surface. The pause before speaking. Kaya was conceived within that spirit: a set of tables that do not ask to be noticed, but reward those who do.
The name carries its meaning with understated precision. In Japanese, kaya speaks of a restful place, of home, and also of a type of natural wood, one of the most elemental of materials. Both definitions are present in the object. It is at once a surface and a shelter, a practical piece and a considered one.
The construction is guided by traditional cabinetmaking. Structural joinery defines the whole, visible connections that provide strength while honouring the natural grain of the wood (oak or walnut). The design acknowledges what lies between shapes, between lines, as much as the shapes and lines themselves.
The combination of wood and marble, brought together with a refined brass detail, speaks a quiet material language. Each element earns its place: the warmth of wood, the cool weight of marble, the precise glint of brass, materials that age differently and well, developing character through use and time.
Used alone or combined, the two tables adapt to different spatial rhythms and interior sensibilities, available in two sizes (round and oval), always maintaining the same fidelity to proportion and material integrity. Whether at the centre of a living room or drawn to the side of a seat, they settle naturally, as though they had always been there.
In every detail, Kaya is a meditation on what a surface can hold objects and intention.
TOP
STRUCTURE
OAK | WALNUT SOLID
MARBLE
WIDTH
DEPTH
HEIGHT
144.8 cm | 57”
78.8 cm | 31”
32 cm | 12,6”
DIMENSIONS
KAYA COFFEE | SIDE TABLE
by ÜMIT ÇAĞLAR, 2026
COFFEE
83,8 cm | 33”
83,8 cm | 33”
42,5 cm | 16,7”