Brooklyn studio Vonnegut Kraft designed the Sonia Coffee Table, a piece that takes inspiration from a textile by Sonia Delaunay, first produced by Metz & Co in 1930.

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The original fabric used a simple cross-hatch grid, broken by incomplete voids that looked like frayed edges. The table translates that language into furniture: a surface that feels both structured and slightly undone. Aluminum support volumes pierce through the grid, creating new patterns where the voids once were.

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Each aluminum leg can be positioned anywhere within the grid, giving the piece flexibility in form and layout. Custom sizes, shapes, and finishes extend this openness even further.

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The result is a table that feels graphic yet tactile, a balance of historical reference and contemporary interpretation, where structure becomes pattern and pattern becomes structure.