Árbol
Made by Ceccotti Collezioni
Designed by Jaime Hayon
Jaime Hayon has always worked at the boundary between design and narrative, and Árbol, made in collaboration with Ceccotti Collezioni, belongs firmly to that tradition. Its name is the Spanish word for tree, and the reference is structural as much as poetic: a central body sends three branching extensions outward, widening the surface and giving the piece a presence that shifts with the viewer's position.
Ceccotti Collezioni crafts Árbol in American walnut or ash, with a range of wood finishes that includes shellac treatments allowing for considerable variation in tone and warmth. The joinery and finishing reflect the Tuscan atelier's decades of expertise with solid wood, where each piece is made to order rather than produced in volume.
- Sculptural branching form inspired by tree structure
- Available in American walnut or ash
- Multiple wood finishes, including shellac options
- Made to order by Ceccotti Collezioni in Tuscany
- Suited to lounge, residential, and hospitality environments
Hayon's characteristic sensibility, one that finds humor and warmth in form without sacrificing precision, gives Árbol a quiet singularity. It functions as a side table and reads as a piece of furniture with a distinct point of view.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What wood species is Árbol available in?
Árbol is crafted in American walnut or ash, with a range of finishes that includes shellac treatments. The choice of species and finish significantly affects the warmth and character of the final piece.
Is Árbol made to order or kept in stock?
Árbol is a made-to-order piece, produced by Ceccotti Collezioni's Tuscan atelier. Lead times vary depending on configuration and finish, so it is worth planning accordingly for project timelines.
Who is the designer of the Árbol side table?
Árbol was designed by Jaime Hayon, the Spanish designer known for work that merges craft traditions with a distinctly playful formal intelligence. He has collaborated with Ceccotti Collezioni on several pieces that share that sensibility.
What does the branching form of Árbol accomplish structurally?
The three extensions that radiate from the central body increase the usable surface area while distributing visual weight in an organic, asymmetric way. The result is a silhouette that reads differently from various angles.
What interiors or settings suit the Árbol table?
Árbol works well alongside lounge seating in residential living rooms, reading areas, and hospitality environments where a sculptural accent is appropriate. Its range of wood finishes allows it to integrate with both warm and neutral material palettes.