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Corner table (high side table) or a low coffee table, available in two heights: approximately 37 cm or 50 cm. The tabletop has a diameter of حوالي 55–57 cm and is made of high-density water-resistant HDF, coated with a 3 mm epoxy layer. The legs are crafted from natural oak or beech wood. The design offers two options: a modern top with legs inspired by traditional Palestinian furniture, or a fully contemporary version with uniquely designed modern legs.
Inspired by the Palestinian embroidered motif “Matchbox,” this piece connects two oak slabs through a strong geometric steel inlay. The design combines untreated natural oak with preserved bark, CNC carving, plasma-cut steel, and simple welded metal legs. A semi-transparent epoxy finish highlights the wood grain, strengthens the surface, and makes it durable and practical for everyday dining use.
“Bride’s Henna” Coffee Table. A coffee table inspired by traditional Palestinian bridal henna patterns. This piece is crafted from a single solid piece of natural oak wood, dyed and used without any transverse joints. Dimensions: Width 60 cm, Length 120 cm, Height 40 cm
“This Sea Is Mine” – a mural inspired by Mahmoud Darwish. This artwork draws its colors and lines from the sea, sky, and sand of Jaffa, which inspired the name of the coffee table, “Jaffa Sea.” It is made of semi-transparent epoxy that reflects light at night, combined with natural olive wood and metal legs. The dimensions of the table are 120 cm by 60 cm.
Designed and executed by Dr. Ehab Abuhannoud Engraving Palestinian embroidery motifs on mirrors: Engraving with soft lighting Engraving and coloring with glass paints with a frame Rectangular shape: (93 × 53.5) cm Circular shape: diameter (71.5) cm
Designed and supervised by Dr. Ehab Abuhannoud, and manufactured by Sameh Al-Sarkaji Carpentry in Nablus, under the umbrella of UNIDO
The “Buwwal” coffee table draws inspiration from traditional Palestinian embroidery motifs, reflecting cultural meanings tied to environment and history. It reinterprets the “Buwwal” pattern in a contemporary way, avoiding repetition through artistic abstraction and modification. Crafted using natural wood and epoxy, the piece balances authenticity and modernity, resulting in a cohesive and expressive contemporary design.
A coffee table inspired by the traditional Palestinian game “Mancala,” reimagined as a functional everyday furniture piece while preserving its cultural significance. It is crafted from solid beech wood using CNC technology, with a removable glass top that allows the table to be used for gameplay. The design merges contemporary functionality with a meaningful reference to cultural heritage.
The table “Sitti’s Tray” is inspired by the straw trays handmade by the grandmother with skill and love, evoking childhood memories while preserving a traditional Palestinian craft at risk of disappearance. One of these trays was transformed into a furniture piece using molds and resin, maintaining its original spirit while occasionally reinterpreting it with contemporary touches to suit different tastes and homes.
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Environmental sustainability through recycling date palm waste (palm fronds) and transforming it into a wood alternative material. An innovative and effective product has been designed to reduce waste and maximize the utilization of available natural resources.
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