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“Our work,” explain Carlos Guijarro and Alex Ortega, “always aims to generate a visual tension.” From a refined wooden bowling set for Hermès to a slender bistro chair for Isimar, their Barcelona- and Berlin-based studio OrtegaGuijarro has amassed a distinctive portfolio of technical and poetic objects since its founding in 2017. Their latest design for German manufacturer ClassiCon follows suit.

Called Sol, the 51-centimetre-tall side table consists of three sheets of coloured glass — bronze, grey or royal blue — elegantly layered together. The precisely balanced composition is accented by rounded edges that add a subtle softness to its rigid geometry. As the light hits it, Sol’s intersecting planes overlap to create moments...

ClassiCon’s Sol Table is a Poetic Composition in Glass

Three rounded panes of coloured glass achieve an intriguing balance between delicate and robust.

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