Materials
Powder-coated aluminium
9016 White
7038 Agate grey
1019 Sand
1005 Honey
Gold
7006 Bronze
Cuprum
3005 Wine red
5008 Grey blue
Night blue
7033 Cement grey
6013 Leaf
6007 Bottle green
7043 Anthracite
9011 Black
Concrete
Off white 9001
Ash 7044
Chocolate 8017
Dunne Coffee table
“DUNNE naturally fits into open, airy spaces that embrace the connection between indoors and outdoors. It pairs well with minimalist landscapes, Mediterranean villas, modern architecture, and urban outdoor settings where the goal is to create a serene retreat within the city.”
Nao Tamura
The DUNNE coffee table is a study in contrasts, where organic flow meets material solidity, creating a light and natural piece that invites connection and calm in any environment.
Its 100% powder-coated aluminium structure emulates the curved shape of the sand and is masterfully complemented by the concrete surface, a material that anchors the design and imbues it with character. You can configure the concrete surface to your taste in three different colours: off white, ash, and chocolate.
Paired with the lounge chair and 3 seat sofa from the same DUNNE collection, it creates open, harmonious spaces that feel both modern and timeless.
The DUNNE coffee table is an original design Nao Tamura for GANDIABLASCO.
Sizes (HxhxL)
105x105x32 cm
41x41x13 inch
Materials
Powder-coated aluminium
Concrete top
About Nao Tamura
She is a designer whose work transcends disciplines, cultures, and industries. Rooted in both Tokyo and New York’s creative communities, she seamlessly integrates innovation and emotion, crafting designs that resonate beyond aesthetics.
Her practice spans product design, installations, and spatial design, always seeking harmony between contrasting elements—nature and technology, emotion and function, delicacy and boldness, Eastern and Western sensibilities. Through this balance, she explores the power of “interconnection,” connecting people, cultures, and experiences.
Nao’s work has been exhibited at institutions such as Palais de Tokyo in Paris, Salone del Mobile in Milan, and the Kyocera Museum in Kyoto. She has been invited to speak at TED Talk, the University of Milan, and other international forums, sharing insights on design’s evolving role in shaping culture and industry.
Her contributions to design have been recognized with numerous prestigious awards, including the IF Design Award, the Good Design Award, The One Show, and Industrial Design Excellence Awards, among others.
