Dear DRAENERT friends,

At the Salone del Mobile in Milan, our customers’ highlight was the new COOPER dining table. Its organic forms are more than just a trend.
COOPER presents itself as an extraordinary and contemporary interpretation of the classic table. The deliberately placed, asymmetrical free-form shapes of the tabletops create exciting perspectives and foster lively conversations. The combination of an expressive solid wood tabletop with an artfully arranged base made of “Nero Picasso” natural stone or slate-gray concrete creates a fascinating aesthetic. It is a return to something primal, to forms we recognize from nature and intuitively perceive as harmonious. In a world full of straight lines, these tables create a counterpoint: soft, inviting, and at the same time expressive.

Cooper Family

Here, natural stone is reimagined: no longer simply as a tabletop, but as a sculpturally crafted base made from a solid block of stone or cast concrete.

Cooper Trilungo

Cooper Trapeza

Cooper Oval

Cooper Organic

With our new table collection, we’ve deliberately moved away from rigid lines and right angles. Instead, we’ve created shapes that flow—organic, soft, and vibrant. Each tabletop looks as if it grew naturally, not as if it were engineered. No two edges are alike, no silhouette seems random—and yet everything feels natural. The solid base not only gives the table impressive stability but also impresses with its refined materials and exciting composition. The cozy feel of COOPER is further enhanced by the gently rounded table edge, which invites a special tactile experience.
The base also follows this concept: curved rather than rigid, powerful without being heavy. It not only supports the table but also helps shape its character.

Making of Stone Base

Wishing you an inspiring and successful summer.

Best Regards,

Dr. Patric Draenert
President