"The collection feels quite solid and architectural, but with these more expressive details that soften the geometry. The curved edges and carved transitions reference the language of traditional frames, but they've been simplified and exaggerated to become part of the structure itself. There's a balance between something quite familiar and functional and something a little more sculptural and unexpected."
- Estudio Persona

Cima is a new series of tables by Estudio Persona, the Los Angeles studio of Uruguayan designers Emiliana Gonzalez and Jessie Young.

The design draws on the shapes and detailing of Mexican art and picture frames, an influence that mixes Indigenous craft, Spanish Colonial and Baroque ornament, and vernacular tradition. Estudio Persona simplifies it into something contemporary, with faceted tabletops and sculpted legs where material and proportion drive the form.

Works well both as a stool or side table, the Cima Collection is completed by a Coffee Table in a variety of shapes and sizes. Constructed in solid wood in Archivism's factory in West Virginia, polyurethane finish, zero VOC.