Name: GOATHI dining table
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GOATHI dining table

DESCRIPTION Inspired by the serene landscapes of northern lakes and forests, the Goathi Dining Table pays homage to the traditional... Read more Read more

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DESCRIPTION

Inspired by the serene landscapes of northern lakes and forests, the Goathi Dining Table pays homage to the traditional Sami dwellings, where architecture and nature coexist in perfect harmony. This deep connection between craftsmanship and the natural world comes to life in a design that is both grounded and graceful.

Handcrafted from luxurious walnut wood and elevated by a brass-finished base, the table captures the dialogue between warmth and strength, tradition and modernity. Its round form and refined materials create a sculptural centerpiece — a timeless statement of elegant simplicity and enduring craftsmanship.

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DETAILS

Material & finishes
Table Top in Solid and Veneer Walnut Wood with matt finish. Footer in brass Metal Effect**
with gloss finish.

Special Requests
Personalization and bespoke by price adequacy.

DIMENSIONS

Ø: 190cm | 74.8’’
H: 75cm | 29.53’’
W: 108.3kg | 238.8lb

GOATHI MEMORY

In the heart of the Arctic, the Sámi people shaped a way of living deeply connected to nature. Their architecture—crafted from earth, wood, and reindeer hides—blends seamlessly into the surrounding landscape, offering warmth and protection in the most challenging climates. Every structure reflects an intuitive understanding of balance, where form and function serve both survival and beauty.

Their legacy stands as a quiet celebration of human ingenuity and respect for the natural world—a timeless reminder that true harmony is achieved when design and environment exist as one.

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