This listing is for miniature furniture. Actual sized object can be obtained in Walter Knoll Website

Name: EOOS 236. Walter Knoll - Coffee Table Tama Manufacturer - Walter Knoll Recommended Printer: Resin 3d Printer Series: Furniture Designers Series Scale: 1:12 3D Builder: Sensaiku

Tama Coffee Table — Sculptural Balance in Miniature

The Tama Coffee Table is a striking blend of sculpture and functional furniture, designed by the acclaimed Austrian studio EOOS and crafted by Walter Knoll, one of Germany’s leading luxury furniture makers. With its flowing lines and dynamic geometry, Tama transcends conventional coffee table design — it appears almost like an abstract art piece that happens to also serve as an occasional table. In its delicate balance of lightness and mass, simplicity and visual complexity, Tama becomes a captivating focal point in contemporary interiors.

In full-size form, the table measures approximately 135 cm long, 110 cm deep, and 24–38 cm high, with a natural stone or marble top that contrasts with a slender metal base. Reduced to 1:12 scale for modeling or miniature display, those proportions translate to roughly 11.3 cm × 9.2 cm × 2.0–3.2 cm, making it an elegant addition to dollhouse living rooms or design dioramas. Even at this small scale, the balance of form and materiality remains evident: the miniature still hints at the sinuous interplay of horizontal and vertical planes that define the original design.

What sets the Tama Coffee Table apart is its poetic approach to furniture design. EOOS’ philosophy — exploring the culture of human rituals through shape and material — results in a piece that feels both functional and meditative. The table’s presence speaks to a refined aesthetic sensibility that trusts simplicity to create impact. Meanwhile, Walter Knoll’s commitment to craftsmanship ensures high-quality materials and finishes that elevate the piece beyond mere utility. Whether appreciated at its intended scale or as a finely crafted miniature, the Tama Coffee Table embodies the harmony of form and purpose in modern design.