Bordus Table by Ola Giertz

Swedish furniture and product designer Ola Giertz‘s latest project is called Bordus, a coffee table with some seriously aerodynamic lines. Inspired by angular Stealth fighter jets, the complex angles give the table a twisted look.

Built with stellar craftsmanship by Benjamin Holm, the table is made from solid ash with darker walnut dovetail joints. Avoiding the rectangular or round shapes of a typical coffee table, Bordus could easily be considered a sculptural piece in any room with its edges pointing in two opposite directions.

Depending on the space, you could even combine two together to make an even larger table.

Photos by Carl Magnus Johansson.

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