GEMINI COFFEE TABLE BY JEAN-YVES LANVIN

The Gemini Coffee Table takes its name and its logic from the night sky. Rooted in the geometry of the Gemini constellation, the design translates celestial mapping into a physical structure: three cast bronze pillars, each bearing the scarred, textured surface of something forged rather than fabricated, support a wide slab of white thassos marble that extends beyond them with the ease of something weightless. The composition reads as both ancient and precise, a cosmological diagram rendered in stone and metal

At each corner of the marble, a cast bronze triangle emerges as a deliberate formal accent—pyramidal, tactile, carrying the same deeply worked surface as the base. These elements are not decorative; they are structural thinking made visible, recalling the coordinates of a star map pressed into matter. Together, the three points establish a quiet order beneath the expanse of stone, a geometry that holds without imposing

Handcrafted in Italy, the Gemini Coffee Table exists as a spatial gesture as much as a functional object, where mass and luminosity, permanence and fragility are held in careful equilibrium. Each tabletop is drawn from carefully selected natural stone, ensuring that no two pieces are alike—the veining, the tonal shifts, the subtle variations in surface are not imperfections but the authentic signature of material shaped by time itself