CAN's Liquid Geology Tables Are Made From "Rubber Rock"

Architecture practice CAN has branched out into furniture, with a collection of tables that fuse material innovation with experimental forms and textures. Encompassing a dining, coffee, and side table, the "Liquid Geology" collection makes use of hand cut steel and a material CAN calls "rubber rock" - a combination of recycled rubber chips and resin.To make the tables, the designers cut the steel by hand and bent it around its edges in order to form a rounded lip. The tops and legs contrast in t...