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Pasha Dining Table

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The Pasha table, designed by Zoran Jedrejčić, is distinguished by its modern, minimalist lines, making it a versatile addition to various settings. One of its most unique features is the asymmetric leg design; each of the four legs is crafted in a different shape, adding a dynamic and personalised touch to the piece.

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Description

This thoughtful design element allows users to select their preferred leg style, offering a customisable experience that enhances its appeal. Available in multiple wood finishes and seven different sizes, the Pasha table combines functionality with artistic expression, reflecting a harmonious blend of contemporary aesthetics and traditional craftsmanship.

Production process

Tables are crafted from carefully selected, high-quality solid wood, chosen for its durability and distinctive natural grain. Each piece of wood is precisely cut and shaped to achieve clean lines and balanced proportions. Skilled artisans meticulously assemble the components using traditional joinery techniques, ensuring lasting strength and stability. Surfaces are finely sanded to enhance the wood’s texture and prepare it for finishing. The final stage involves applying a chosen finish - whether natural oil, wax, or another treatment - to protect the wood and highlight its organic beauty. The result is a versatile, handcrafted table that seamlessly blends functionality with timeless design.

Dimensions

Height: 29.92"
Width: 39.37"-102.36"
Depth: 39.37"
Top thickness: 1.65"

Zoran Jedrejčić

An industrial designer from Split with Italian background. After seven years of fruitful cooperation with Ettore Sottsass he opened his own design studio in Milan and recently one in Belgrade. He has designed for many world brands 3M, Dada Cucine, Fratelli Guzzini, Molteni&C, Nambe‘, Segis, and others. He has won almost all design awards, and his works have been exhibited in famous museums like MAK Wien, ICA Boston, MoMA NY, Ozone Centre Tokyo, etc.