The BARRINGER Slide Coffee Table contains three inner compartments with sliding doors.

The BARRINGER Sliding Coffee Table is where refined craftsmanship meets quiet ingenuity. Designed by Turkish interior designer Atilla Kuzu, this sculptural low table features three concealed inner compartments, revealed through ultra-smooth sliding panels.

• Three concealed storage compartments
• Smooth sliding panels
• Low-profile architectural design

Named after the Barringer Crater in Arizona, the design draws inspiration from natural form and movement—balancing strength, precision, and calm. First introduced at the International Furniture Design Competition in Asahikawa in 2002, BARRINGER has since become one of CondeHouse’s most enduring and celebrated designs, particularly across European interiors.

Both functional and artistic, the table offers discreet storage for everyday essentials while maintaining a composed, architectural presence. Whether styled in a living room or design-forward lounge, BARRINGER elevates the space without visual noise—an object meant to be lived with, not merely looked at.

Highlights

• Three hidden inner storage compartments

• Smooth sliding top panels for effortless access

• Sculptural, low-profile silhouette inspired by natural forms

• Designed by Atilla Kuzu

• Introduced at the Asahikawa International Furniture Design Competition (2002)

• Celebrated, long-standing design with proven longevity

• Functions as both a coffee table and functional art piece

Details

Wood Types & Finish Options:

Japanese Oak
Natural, White Wash, Medium Brown, Dark Brown, Gray Wash, Dark Gray, Black

Walnut
Natural, Dark Brown

Construction
Veneer Top with Solid Wood Edge

Dimensions

• 47 1/4"w 47 1/4"d 8"h Slide Coffee Table
• 47 1/4"w 47 1/4"d 11 3/4"h Slide Coffee Table
• 39 1/4"w 39 1/4"d 8"h Slide Coffee Table
• 39 1/4"w 39 1/4"d 11 3/4"h Slide Coffee Table

Designer

Designer: Atilla Kuzu, Turkey

Atilla Kuzu established ZOOM TPU in 1994, and was involved in boutique and large store design. He was awarded at IFDA in both 1999 and 2002, and he and his partners at ZOOM TPU received the Turkish Design・Interior Design Award for their work on the Acibadem General Hospital project in 2005. He debuted the ATILLA collection at IMM Cologne in 2010, and is currently involved in furniture design projects for large-scale stores and general hospitals.