2024
Foosball Table
A field of wood, stone, and cork — play made visible, precise, and alive.
2024
Foosball Table
Foosball Table
A field of wood, stone, and cork — play made visible, precise, and alive.
A field of wood, stone, and cork — play made visible, precise, and alive.
2024
Foosball Table
A field of wood, stone, and cork — play made visible, precise, and alive.
2024
Foosball Table
A field of wood, stone, and cork — play made visible, precise, and alive.
Marble to hold, wood to balance
Lines of field, edges to score
A familiar game, stripped of noise
Transparent in spirit, sleek in form.
I am foosball, reborn in stone
Inlaid, enduring and refined
Marble to hold, wood to balance
Lines of field, edges to score
A familiar game, stripped of noise
Transparent in spirit, sleek in form.
I am foosball, reborn in stone
Inlaid, enduring and refined
Marble to hold, wood to balance
Lines of field, edges to score
A familiar game, stripped of noise
Transparent in spirit, sleek in form.
I am foosball, reborn in stone
Inlaid, enduring and refined
Built from end to end - within the four walls of our studio - lathe turned wooden sticks for railings, welded and bent metal for nettings.
Cork is a natural material, soft and bouncy its character - made into a ball to replace the plastic, also as stoppers to absorb the sound.
Cork is a natural material, soft and bouncy its character - made into a ball to replace the plastic, also as stoppers to absorb the sound.
Standard foosball tables are very large and bulky. They don’t let you actually see and experience the play. My aim was to keep the piece see through and sleek, to keep the visual of the field alive, and to have the playground and actual play visible.
This came with a challenge of its own. The gameplay of foosball involves a lot of force, so the table had to be very sturdy and stable in order to be functional. We made multiple prototypes and tested it in every way possible - by even climbing on it. And based on these tests, we went ahead with wooden trestles for the legs.
- Kush
Standard foosball tables are very large and bulky. They don’t let you actually see and experience the play. My aim was to keep the piece see through and sleek, to keep the visual of the field alive, and to have the playground and actual play visible.
This came with a challenge of its own. The gameplay of foosball involves a lot of force, so the table had to be very sturdy and stable in order to be functional. We made multiple prototypes and tested it in every way possible - by even climbing on it. And based on these tests, we went ahead with wooden trestles for the legs.
- Kush
Every strike in stillness, every move in grace,
A game eternal, set in marble’s embrace.
No echoes, no excess — nly rhythm and flow,
I am foosball redefined - for those that choose slow.
Wood to divide the teams - rosewood for black, teakwood for white. A field inlaid in many, lapis lazuli, marble and red sandstone.
Wood to divide the teams - rosewood for black, teakwood for white. A field inlaid in many, lapis lazuli, marble and red sandstone.
Wood to divide the teams - rosewood for black, teakwood for white. A field inlaid in many, lapis lazuli, marble and red sandstone.
Every strike in stillness, every move in grace,
A game eternal, set in marble’s embrace.
No echoes, no excess — nly rhythm and flow,
I am foosball redefined - for those that choose slow.
Every strike in stillness, every move in grace,
A game eternal, set in marble’s embrace.
No echoes, no excess — nly rhythm and flow,
I am foosball redefined - for those that choose slow.
