Concrete Cubes Table Sculptures
In 2014, Miriam Loellmann discovered the concrete cubes, which led two years later to the creation of the first Concrete Cubes Table Sculpture — consisting of 289 loose concrete cubes placed on the leather surface of the steel table. Each cube is unique and interchangeable, forming an irregular, stone-like tabletop that offers a rich tactile experience.
In 2021, after years of refinement, Loellmann finally achieved the finish and tactile quality she had long envisioned. Returning to the concept with new precision, she introduces color as a new layer of expression. Each Concrete Cube Table Sculpture is individually handcrafted by the artist in her studio in Rio de Janeiro — produced in a single size, making every piece one of a kind.
Concrete Cubes Table, 2021
concrete, pigments, wax, steel, leather, H46 X W56.5 x D56.5 cm / H18.1 x W22.2 x D22.2 in
In 2025, the series entered a new chapter. The cubes are now fixed to the surface, shifting the focus to touch — a calm, tactile experience as the hand glides across the table. That year, Miriam Loellmann also created a smaller version for the first time, expanding the possibilities for different spaces. Every cube is individually cast and polished by hand, and the steel bases are crafted by a local welder she has collaborated with since 2016. Each table is made to order, with size adjustments available on request.
Concrete Cubes Table, 2025
concrete, pigments, wax, steel, leather,
H38.5 x W41 x D41 cm / H15.2 x W16.1 x D16.1 in