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CAPARAÓ

180x80x30cm

The Caparaó Table is conceived through the geometry of an ellipse. Crafted in stainless steel, brass, and extra-clear glass, its defining feature is a continuous structural frame that closes around the tabletop like the setting of a ring embracing a gemstone. The composition suggests both structural tension and visual lightness, while precise, millimetric joints reinforce the clarity of its proportions.

Its name refers to the Caparaó Mountain Range. Known for its dramatic elevations, mineral landscape, and naturally occurring elliptical lakes, the region embodies a geological permanence that informs the table’s structural language.

The piece is conceived as an element of convergence. Rather than dominating a space, it establishes a quiet point of balance, allowing architecture, art, and furniture to coexist in a harmonious composition.

Faithful to the design philosophy of Mobília Puro, the Caparaó Table resists the obvious. Its identity lies in the directness of its silhouette, while the reflective stainless steel and the transparency of the glass soften its presence, creating a subtle dialogue between solidity and lightness.

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Photo Ruy Teixeira
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