Hexagon

Marc Merckx’s Hexagon tables prove that nature is an inexhaustible source of inspiration for new designs.‎ The designer looked for and found his inspiration in the Giant’s Causeway.‎ It’s a rock formation in Northern Ireland that was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.‎ The table’s teak support refers to the hexagonal basalt pillars from this natural wonder.‎ Moreover, Merckx swears by sophisticated proportions, which is why the perfect symmetry of the honeycomb was his second source of inspiration.‎ The Hexagon tabletop is made from glazed lava rock with a craquelure effect that highlights the natural imperfections in the stone.‎ The enamel layer makes the natural rock water, heat, frost, UV, and stain-resistant.‎ Hexagon is equally beautiful on its own or in a multiunit layout.‎ Frame: teak Table top: glazed lava stondColours: Linen, Moss, Burgundy, Ocean