In the continually changing story of social space furniture, the premium coffee table evolution has transcended its role as a functional surface to become a statement, a sculptural element, a place of narrative.
At Taho Living, the Kamya Side Table illustrates this shift, elevating the familiar household object to an elemental design artefact.
Kamya was born with a very clear purpose: to bring understated beauty to interiors. Its presence is subtle yet resolute, the kind of piece that invites engagement in the most subtle ways.
This side table encapsulates the ethos at the core of Taho Living, creating things slowly, painstakingly, with immense respect for material and shape.
Form and Material
The silhouette of Kamya is characterized by constricting geometry, wider at the bottom and more slender at the peak, creating a proportion that both feels rooted and elevated.
Made entirely of solid brass, its polish reflects light with a soft warmth, bringing out the natural characteristics of the metal. It has a size of 13 by 13 by 17 inches, providing a scale that works in close-up rooms without sacrificing visual impact in bigger interiors.
The surface is intentionally flawed. Each curve, each gentle hammer mark carries the stamp of the hand that had made it. These subtle differences are not flaws, but affirmations of craftsmanship, the tactile signature of artisans who have mastered their medium for years.
Kamya’s persona comes from a meticulous balance, a union between geometry and organic detail.
Craftsmanship Rooted in Legacy
Taho Living’s expertise in metalwork is built on over three decades of experience. Our parent company has collaborated with global design houses and architectural projects across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, shaping brass and metals into forms that endure.
Kamya represents the next generation of that legacy, where precision meets artistry. Each table is cast, finished, and polished under one roof, ensuring clarity of vision is maintained from inception to completion.
Our process privileges time. Timelines are set around craftsmanship rather than urgency. Materials are allowed to reveal their full character. Brass is left to patinate naturally, polished only to accentuate its texture and weight. The result is furniture that feels rooted, tactile, and permanent.
Intentional Design for Modern Living
Kamya occupies a unique place in living room storytelling. Its presence dictates subtle choreography in social spaces. Place it next to a seating arrangement, and it becomes a node for conversation, a point for objects, books, or light. Its size and shape enable it to command attention without overpowering a room, providing balance and visual tension with other elements visually.
Contrast defines Kamya. Its metallic warmth engages with natural surfaces, stone, marble, travertine, creating dialogues among textures and tones.
Its tapering form is counterbalanced by the strength of its base, giving it an anchored grace. Each decision in its construction takes the rhythm of daily existence into account as much as it does aesthetic accuracy.
The Coffee Table Evolution in Context
As coffee tables transition from mere utility to sculptural anchors, Kamya situates itself at the forefront of this evolution. Social space furniture no longer exists solely to support activity; it frames moments.
Kamya provides the canvas upon which rituals unfold, quiet coffee conversations, evening gatherings, or solo reflections. It is a testament to the power of considered objects in living room storytelling, demonstrating how form and material can shape human experience.
Care and Longevity
Part of Kamya’s appeal lies in its simplicity of maintenance, aligning with its philosophy of permanence. A soft, dry cloth is sufficient to preserve its surface. Abrasives or harsh cleaners are unnecessary. Avoid placing it near direct heat or moisture, allowing the brass to mature naturally, developing a patina that enriches its character over time. These principles invite you to see materials reveal their character through craft and context.
Defined Presence in Curate/post.php?post=1386013&action=editd Interiors
Kamya complements other Taho Living pieces with understated sophistication. Its geometry aligns seamlessly with console tables, vases, and trivets from our collection.
Any vase or decor, when paired with Kamya, enhances a living area with subtle interplay of scale, form, and finish. Together, they create a cohesive tableau of tactile surfaces and sculptural clarity. The side table’s presence extends beyond utility; it is a dialogue between maker and inhabitant.
It encourages interaction with materials, invites attention to the surface, and cultivates a spatial awareness that transforms interiors into environments of refined calm. Kamya is not just furniture, it is a study in restraint, proportion, and material intelligence.
The Taho Difference
What sets Kamya apart is the integration of philosophy and craft. Taho Living operates with autonomy, overseeing every step from prototyping to finishing.
Here our designers work intimately with artisans, ensuring each form is deliberate, every angle intentional, and all materials respected. The result is a piece that transcends trend and moment, grounded in permanence and relevance.
And Kamya embodies this ethos. It is tactile, elemental, and unapologetically material-driven. Its form is quiet but commanding, its finish nuanced but deliberate. This side table is both contemporary and timeless, making it a reflection of interiors that value story as much as style, and presence as much as polish.
