The Roundel table celebrates circular shapes in a number of ways, including the form of the top and the three different discs into which it is divided, which can be made with a range of colours in order to mark out separate areas of use. With its highly sculptural qualities, Roundel seems almost an handcrafted piece. It can be used in extremely democratic arrangements and layouts: in round tables there is no sense of hierarchy, in fact they facilitate maximum eye contact among all the people sitting around them. A round table with a central leg. The structure of the under-surface section and the central leg are made of rigid polyurethane with either a polished red, white or black lacquered finish. The table top can be made of extra clear tempered glass with concentric red or white circles painted on the underside. The Swedish architects and designers Mårten Claesson, Eero Koivisto and Ola Rune opened their firm in Stockholm in 1995. Projects carried out by the multi-award winning studio include the Inde/Jacobs gallery in Texas, the Nobis Hotel and Hotel Skeppsholmen in Stockholm, some of the unique De Bergenske Group hotels in Bergen, the Sfera Building in Kyoto, Tind prefabricated houses and a number of private homes in Sweden and other countries. Works by Claesson Koivisto Rune also represented Sweden at the Venice Architecture Biennale. Their projects have earned them all sorts of accolades, including Designer of the Year 2011 and 2014 from Elle Décor Italia, Red Dot “Best of the Best” in 2014 and The Bruno Mathsson Prize in 2015.