Name: AL-HIJR coffee table
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AL-HIJR coffee table

DESCRIPTION This piece draws inspiration from Al-Hijr (Madain Saleh) - the ancient Nabataean city in Saudi Arabia renowned for its... Read more Read more

Description

DESCRIPTION

This piece draws inspiration from Al-Hijr (Madain Saleh) - the ancient Nabataean city in Saudi Arabia renowned for its majestic tombs carved directly into rose-coloured sandstone cliffs. Its design echoes the monumental facades, geometric symmetry, and sculptural precision that define this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Meticulously crafted, the table mirrors the enduring strength and artistry of those stone monuments, reimagining them in a contemporary form. It stands as a bridge between past and present — where history, architecture, and modern design converge in timeless harmony.

DETAILS

Material & finishes
Table Top in Nero Marquina marble with polished finish. Body in Walnut wood venner with
matt finish.

Special Requests
Personalization and bespoke by price adequacy.

DIMENSIONS

W: 202cm | 79.53’’
D: 108cm | 42.52’’
H: 45cm | 17.72’’
W: 145kg | 320lb

AL-HIJR MEMORY

Al-Hijr, also known as Madain Saleh, stands as a remarkable testament to the artistry and sophistication of the ancient Nabataean civilization. Carved into rose-hued sandstone, its monumental tombs and intricate reliefs reveal the mastery of craftsmen who blended Egyptian, Assyrian, and Hellenistic influences into a unique architectural language.

Beyond its beauty, Al-Hijr offers a glimpse into a thriving culture — one shaped by agriculture, trade, and a spirit of connection across ancient caravan routes. It remains a symbol of endurance, creativity, and cultural harmony etched in stone.

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