Defined by sculptural form and natural materiality, the Coffee Table Papyrus brings architectural elegance to the living space. Crafted in warm oak veneer with an expressive open grain, it shares the distinctive base design of the Papyrus dining and side tables. Its balanced proportions make it a versatile centerpiece, combining function with timeless style.

Historic Provenance
The design is inspired by a papyrus-motif capital that once crowned a column in front of the temple of Amun at Hibis in Egypt’s Kharga Oasis (380–343 BCE). The original, housed in The Metropolitan Museum of Art, merges papyrus and foxtail flatsedge into one of the earliest examples of composite capitals. Through Met x Eichholtz, this historic rhythm and symmetry are reinterpreted into the sculptural foundation of a modern table.