Brand & Designer

Moroso
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Moroso

Founded in 1952 in Udine, Italy, by Agostino and Diana Moroso, Moroso specializes in expressive contemporary furniture shaped by artisanal craft, bold creativity and visionary collaborations.
Patricia Urquiola
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Patricia Urquiola

A globally celebrated designer and architect known for her poetic approach to form, material, and function.

Frequently Asked Questions

What materials is the Moroso Gogan Coffee Table available in?

The Gogan Coffee Table is made to order, allowing finish and color selections to be tailored to the surrounding interior. Specific material options are confirmed through the design consultation process, as configurations can vary by size and project requirements.

Does the Gogan Coffee Table come in multiple sizes?

Yes, the Gogan Coffee Table is available in different sizes, making it adaptable to a range of spatial contexts from residential living rooms to larger hospitality settings. The proportions of each size are designed to maintain the collection's characteristic organic silhouette.

Who designed the Moroso Gogan collection?

The Gogan collection was designed by Patricia Urquiola, one of the most influential figures in contemporary Italian furniture design. Her work is known for synthesizing cultural references, craft traditions, and material sensitivity into forms that feel both immediate and considered.

How does the Gogan Coffee Table relate to the rest of the Gogan collection?

The coffee table shares the collection's foundational vocabulary: rounded, stone-like forms and structural buttress supports that unify the sofa, armchair, and table into a coherent family. It functions as both a practical surface and a sculptural continuation of the seating pieces.

What interior styles suit the Gogan Coffee Table?

The Gogan Coffee Table is particularly well suited to interiors with a calm architectural sensibility, including spaces that layer natural materials, quiet tones, and sculptural furniture. Its organic geometry works in dialogue with both contemporary and classically informed residential and hospitality environments.