Gufram Pietre Basalt Gray coffee table

Pietre Basalt Gray by Gufram, designed by the duo Soft Baroque – Saša Štucin and Nicholas Gardner – is a sculptural coffee table made of polyurethane finished with Guflac, Gufram's iconic material, blending art, design, and architectural inspiration into a striking statement. Also usable as a seat, Pietre offers an ironic and poetic interpretation of nature's evocative power, perfectly aligned with the tradition of Italian radical design.

The inspiration comes from the remains of an ancient Bourbon arch in ruins along the Riviera of Naples, shaped over time by erosion into a cluster of rounded, almost surreal stones. The result is a piece that is both monumental and playful, in dialogue with historic Gufram icons such as Sassi and Massolo by Piero Gilardi. Standing 400 mm tall, Pietre reproduces the look of large smoothed stones seemingly stacked in a visually unstable balance. The refined Basalt Gray finish lends sophistication and aesthetic versatility, making it the ideal centrepiece for a living room where function and sculpture coexist in perfect harmony.