Why 11 Ravens Is The Latest Cult-Furniture Brand We’re Following For Interiors Inspiration
How this world-renowned design house
loved for its sculptural games tables is
crafting a bold new future in fine furniture
From sleek shuffleboard tables and expandable pool tables to its signature ping pong tables, 11 Ravens is the Los Angeles-based design house world-renowned for crafting one-of-a-kind sculptural games tables. Pieces of art in their own right, the designs are so striking
they become a focal point in every home they’re placed in, with increasing interest from clients, designers and collectors in the Middle East where statement design is key.
Now, 11 Ravens is taking that exceptional eye for detail and using it to debut a brand new line of fine furniture that allows owners to take the brand’s signature architectural form and functional elegance beyond the games table. Launching with the five-piece Anzo dining collection, it features a dining table and chairs, credenza, rug and chandelier.
Founded in 2011 by former professional ping pong player Michael Zaretsky and designer Bernard Semerdjian, one of 11 Ravens’ defining USPs is that its pieces are highly customisable. Whether its the best-selling 3-in-1 convertible pool/pong/dining table or its new Anzo credenza, clients have the opportunity – through different high-end materials, finishes and configurations – to create bespoke pieces tailored to their taste, space and vision.
“Anzo is about the tension between strength and refinement,” explains Bernard. “Each piece is grounded, elegant, contemporary and timeless. Together, they create spaces that invite not only dining, but dialogue, connection and presence.”
With its monolithic top and architectural base, the Cena Dining Table’s design is rooted in the ritual of gathering. The Peggio Dining Chairs are the perfect complement with their fluid silhouette, as is the Lustra Credenza, bold and beautiful with a marble and glass exterior. For finishing touches, the Viti Chandelier is graceful and quietly powerful, and the Scoppia Rug a refined burst of colour.
For more information visit: 11ravens.com
Lead image credits: Anzo’s Lustra Credenza, from Dhs164,895, with a marble and glass exterior.
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From Harper’s Bazaar Arabia Interiors Autumn 2025 Issue