The Ko-Ko table by Cappellini, designed by Shiro Kuramata in 1986, is a compact and expressive piece that captures the playful experimental spirit of late 20th-century design. Defined by its pure geometric volume in wood and its striking chromed metal handle rising from the top, Ko-Ko blurs the line between table, stool, and movable object. The handle is both functional and symbolic, inviting interaction while giving the piece a graphic, almost sculptural presence. Minimal yet unconventional, Ko-Ko reflects Kuramata’s talent for transforming simple forms into poetic design statements that remain timeless and distinctive.