From the serendipitous design collaboration that is Cosentino Dekton x Savage Design comes a modular masterpiece, the Pam Table.
February 2nd, 2021
November 2020 marked the release of the Pam Table, the inaugural design product to come from the newfound collaboration between Cosentino and Savage Design. And frankly, it was time.
Set aside the fact that the two esteemed manufacturers originate from opposite sides of the globe, and Cosentino and Savage Design have a lot more in common than one might initially presume. Both long-standing, multi-generational family businesses with an affinity towards materiality and steeped in rich design heritages, the two are fortuitously compatible with one another, as they’ve recently discovered themselves.
The Pam Table represents the expansion of Savage Design’s material repertoire, with the introduction of Dekton by Cosentino in an architecturally structured side table with a hidden talent. As ever, the brand’s meticulous attention to detail and craftmanship of the metalsmiths is front and centre, showcased by the eloquently thin metal frame.
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