The Gangorra Ondulada table centerpiece, designed by Ruy Ohtake for St. James, treats the table or sideboard as a display surface. Its elongated 87 cm profile explores continuous curves and open spaces that keep the piece visually light despite its strong presence. It can hold fruit, dried arrangements, or stand alone as a sculptural object.
The composition privileges a flowing line, with movement that shifts as you change your viewing angle. The open profile avoids a heavy visual block and helps the piece converse with dining tables, buffets and wide counters. The length favors horizontal compositions and creates a clear axis on the surface where it is placed.
Signed by a name closely linked to Brazilian architecture and design, the model reads as unmistakably authorial. In contemporary rooms, it sits at the intersection of utility and sculpture. In more pared-back compositions, it becomes the focal point without needing excess ornament around it.
The long, sinuous profile draws a continuous line across the table. Rather than concentrating volume, the piece distributes its presence along the surface, which helps on larger tops.
The voids between the curves are part of the design and build depth. This keeps the centerpiece engaging even without any arrangement, purely as a decorative object.
The design reinforces a language defined by curves and movement. For those seeking an author piece, this weighs as much as its decorative function.
The 87 cm length favors rectangular tops and linear arrangements. It can hold fruit, dry elements or remain empty to highlight its own design.
Works well as a horizontal piece on support areas, especially when there is free space around it to emphasize the wavy outline.
When the goal is to highlight form and scale, the centerpiece can stand alone. This helps keep the reading of both the piece and the room clean.
Length: 87 cm
Width: 36 cm
Height: 13 cm
Weight: 6.5 kg
The primary dimension is decisive here because this is a large-scale piece, planned for surfaces with visual breathing room. Before buying, consider the free space on the table or sideboard so the design can be seen in full.
It was designed by Ruy Ohtake.
St. James.
Length 87 cm, width 36 cm and height 13 cm.
6.5 kg.
Yes. The wavy design and scale allow it to be used on its own.
Dining tables, sideboards and buffets with enough space to accommodate its length and highlight the horizontal design.
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