This side table is made of intertwined cylinders of corroded steel. They are filled with Terrazzo made of Rosso di Verona gravel combined with deep red slate rock. The base of the terrazzo is a color gradient going from white in the center to dark blue on the edges.

This side table is welded from pure massive steel and corroded afterwards. Felix Muhrhofer moulded the terrazzo directly into the steel frame. The polished terrazzo surface is made of gravel from the Dolomites on a blue background.

These two drinking tables at a height of approximately 60 cm are made of bent steel sheets. The terrazzo surface of the King Hera table is black with stones from the beaches of Mykonos, Greece. The King Eurelia table is the opposite of Hera. Its terrazzo is made with an iron oxide red base filled with black stones from Italy called Nero Ebano.

This freely formed side table is made of stones in colors ranging from grey to red from the River Tagliamento in Italy. The three legs are made of firewood from Vienna’s Forest. The cross-section of the wooden legs can be seen in the surface of the Terrazzo. The outline of the table surface is formed by natural river pebbles embedded in a light green base.

This bar counter at a height of 110 cm is made of a bold steel structure and has a foot bar. The terrazzo surface on the top has a dark green background and is filled with stones from two rivers: the Tagliamento (Italy) and the Rhein (Germany and Austria).