Lagoon Tables Built By Merging Resin With Cut Travertine Marble

Designer Alexandre Chapelin of LA Table designed this interesting series of three tables he refers to as Lagoon Tables. Each table is formed from a carved travertine base to which he adheres a particular resin that forms volumes of water that appear to slice through each piece. The tables are unquestionably influenced by Chapelin’s immediate surroundings on the small Caribbean island of Saint Martin where his studio is based.

via Alexandre Chapelin

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