A table as virtuous and elegant as an Aria in the opera house. The tapered legs seem to let the top to float freely and yet firmly grounded: free and at the same time captured by the distinct form language. Add a second lower table and let it slide in partly underneath. The Aria Tables will add character to any space: elegant and with a light appearance. "I choose the name Aria inspired by the opera and air itself", says Dögg Guðmundsdóttir, Icelandic designer based in Copenhagen. "It's like singing an air, and it does really fly like music, or a Frisbee if you like." Aria was first shown at The Cabinetmaker's Autumn Exhibition in 2015 at the Øregaard Museum in Copenhagen.

Originally from Reykjavik, Dögg Guðmundsdóttir made her abode in Copenhagen after she finished IED (Istituto Europeo di Design) in Milan back in the 90s. Here she continued her studies as a guest student at the Danish Design School. She completed her Master's degree in design management at the School of architecture of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Recently, she has completed a teaching degree in Arts for Teachers at LHI (Listaháskóli Islands) in Reykjavik, the Icelandic University of the Arts. When not consulting and teaching sustainable innovation, she develops her Scandinavian take on Modernist Danish design, always with a touch of her Icelandic heritage.