Vincent Van Duysen designed the Regent coffee tables with three top shapes: round, oval and square.‎ The size of the tops is inversely proportional to the height of the coffee tables, allowing them to fit into each other, creating islands of elements side by side.‎ The round one is also designed to be placed above the sofas in the two collections, providing a useful shelf.‎A common and distinctive element of the Regent series is the ring-shaped base.‎ With its slender, minimalist profile, it is made up of two burnished painted aluminium frames: one supporting the top and one at the base, which incorporates, with a refined slotted movement, the two vertical support rods.‎ The base is the result of a profound and careful attention to detail, to the mechanisms for joining the elements and to a precise study of proportions.‎The rounded shape of the tops, which have no edges, and the theme of the metal band, here in a vertical rather than horizontal position, cite both the compositional fil rouge of the Timeout Collection and the organicity of the lines underlying the Landmark Collection.‎Similarly, the chromatic and material recurrence of the burnished metal and the top in Etna lava stone, give the Regent coffee tables a sense of continuity between the two collections.‎The vitreous inserts of the Etna lava stone, used for the oven-baked enamelling of the surfaces, come from the crushing of recycled glass from TV and PC monitors.‎