Jacob Egeberg on Monolith Table.
A sculptural lounge table with a monolithic, brutalist form language.
Jacob Egeberg (b. 1992) is a Copenhagen-based designer working across sculptural furniture, interiors and functional objects. He completed his MA at the Royal Danish Academy in 2020 and is known for using industrial techniques to turn everyday objects into carriers of narrative, attitude and spatial identity. His recent work includes the interior of Henrik Vibskov's Copenhagen flagship and the solo exhibition Natural Futurism at Etage Projects.
For Project Materia 2026 he contributes the Monolith Table - a sculptural lounge table built from recycled materials.
In the artist's words
A sculptural lounge table defined by bold geometric volumes and a monolithic brutalist form language.
Constructed from recycled materials, the textured surface carries a stone-like expression inspired by weathered travertine and architectural reliefs, balancing raw tactility with refined minimalism.
The piece
Medium: Matek™ (recycled materials) · Dimensions: L67 × W120 × H49 cm
The piece sits within Egeberg's wider project of moving Danish design away from inherited restraint toward a more theatrical, expressive vocabulary - here delivered through Matek rather than steel, paint or industrial polymer.
