Interior architecture studio suppose design office, located in Hiroshima, Japan, once brought nature into a boutique environment part of one of their projects. By placing a great amount of cardboard pipes from the ceiling down, a sensation of strolling through a forest or a cave was created. Inspired by such project, several pieces were created and a family was born. Being a version of Wanderlust dining table, the Wanderlust II dining table features polished brass pipes with a variety of heights and widths, giving a natural flair to any modern dining room. The top in Carrara marble adds class and elegance to its superb structure. Wanderlust II dining table was designed by Malabar and is part of the World Architects Collection.