The Three Marias Table was born from the desire to reinterpret togetherness. Inspired by the constellation that guides the gaze to the sky, this piece anchors the environment with a striking and organic presence. Its solid wood top is divided into three perfectly fitted sections, celebrating the natural grain of the wood in a geometry that invites gathering.
In this design, detail takes center stage: the tangential meeting point between the bases and the parts of the tabletop, combined with the radius of the converging edges, creates a visual tension that seems to suspend the material in space. The key difference lies in its tripartite concrete base—which provides the counterweight and stability necessary for the tabletop—and which is embraced by the leather covering.
The smoothness of the touch and the hidden robustness of the concrete contrast with the strength of the wood, creating a unique sensory dialogue.
Measurement:
1400D | 750 H
1600 D | 750 H
1800 D | 750 H
2000 D | 750H
Materials
tauari, sucupira, tauari cachimbo,
newbuck leather and nanuque
Brand: 55 Design
A 100% Brazilian design brand, we specialize in creating exclusive furniture pieces, each signed by one of 14 renowned designers under the curatorship of Clarissa Schneider.
We value care and delicacy—emotion and meaning. For us, every detail counts: from foam crafted with state-of-the-art machinery and raw materials sourced exclusively from Brazil, to partnerships that celebrate the richness of our cultural heritage.
Our creative process unfolds like a grand symphony, gaining rhythm with each stage—from sketching to sculpting, calendering to stitching, machining to cutting.
If the art of bringing furniture to life is akin to conducting an orchestra—with cutting-edge tools in the hands of a skilled team—then our store is a dance of interiors. Designed by Studio Arthur Casas, it was honored with the prestigious Building of the Year 2025 award.
Every choice contributes to a larger harmony. Volumes, proportions, geometries, and fittings—each element sparks dialogue and evokes a sense of meaningful complementarity.