Peana Molina is solid walnut, through and through—a small but sturdy piece that’s always within reach. Understated, reliable, and endlessly useful, it’s a quiet helper for whatever the day calls for.
It ships flat and assembles easily with a simple tool—one that cleverly doubles as a bookend when the job’s done.
Catalan surrealist painter Jaume Sans originally designed this pedestal for his family apartment in Barcelona’s Plaza Molina, where he lived with his large brood. True to its roots, Peana Molina is all about simple solutions for everyday living. Modest in scale but sculptural in presence, it’s a side table, a pedestal, a stand for fresh flowers, a speaker base, a candle perch, a dinner tray—whatever you need, wherever you need it.
- Peana Molina
Peana Molina is solid walnut, through and through—a small but sturdy piece that’s always within reach. Understated, reliable, and endlessly useful, it’s a quiet helper for whatever the day calls for.
It ships flat and assembles easily with a simple tool—one that cleverly doubles as a bookend when the job’s done.
Catalan surrealist painter Jaume Sans originally designed this pedestal for his family apartment in Barcelona’s Plaza Molina, where he lived with his large brood. True to its roots, Peana Molina is all about simple solutions for everyday living. Modest in scale but sculptural in presence, it’s a side table, a pedestal, a stand for fresh flowers, a speaker base, a candle perch, a dinner tray—whatever you need, wherever you need it.
- Peana Molina
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- ill. 1, 2 Seth Caplan
A curatorial filter where every object is a point of view.