Pamono Burnt Elm Coffee Table by Atelier Bloam> Tables

Sylvia, the designer of Atelier Bloam, sculpted this partially burned coffee table from a solid mass of reclaimed elm to reveal the depth of its texture without masking its nuances. The fire didn’t blacken everything: it revealed warm hues, golden veins, and almost coppery browns. As if the light still inhabited the wood.

The tabletop, with its irregular edges, rests on two legs, also hand-carved for a hammered effect. The whole creates a low, grounded, and silent line.

A unique piece, combining raw material and sensitive gesture.
A fragment of the domestic landscape.

Sculpted from a slab of reclaimed elm, this low table has been partially burned to reveal the depth of its texture without masking the wood’s natural nuances. The fire hasn’t blackened it entirely—warm tones remain, golden veins, and coppery browns that catch the light, as if the wood still held its own glow.

The irregular top remains on two asymmetrical legs, hand-carved to follow the grain’s quiet rhythm. Together, they form a low, grounded line — anchored, silent.

A unique piece, where raw material meets a sensitive gesture.
A fragment of domestic landscape.