Horgenglarus sigma

Sigma embodies the archetypal design of a table, as a child would draw it: sturdy legs, a frame for necessary stability, and a tabletop. The familiar shape conveys a sense of comfort. Its large, smooth surfaces showcase the grain of the native woods beautifully. The design, with its simple elegance, is also referred to as a Biedermeier table. Great emphasis is placed on craftsmanship. The wood for the 24 mm thick tabletop is individually assembled and then mounted in a floating manner on the recessed frame, allowing it to move.