At the intersection of sculpture and utility, our tables anchor a space while subtly shifting its gravity. Each piece emerges from a deeply considered process—algorithmic simulation, material experimentation, and an obsessive dedication to form. The result is a body of work that transcends typology: these are not just tables, but sculptural presences designed to provoke, endure, and evolve within the spaces they inhabit.

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Across collections, distinct languages unfold. The Levitaz series captures the tension between fabric and structure, rendering motion into matter—swaths of apparent textile frozen in implausible suspension. Spectra evokes geological processes, where resin flows like magma over stone, tracing new topographies with each piece. Erosia explores erosion not as damage, but as revelation — surfaces worn away by imagined epochs to expose what lies beneath.  Meanwhile, Geometra embraces precision and symmetry, using stainless steel or bronze to create spiraling, almost ritualistic geometries that flirt with the spiritual.

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Together, these collections explore contrast—between chaos and control, softness and solidity, illusion and construction. Some pieces feel on the verge of collapse, others as if grown by natural force. All are imbued with a kind of engineered elegance: deliberate yet unpredictable, calculated yet emotional. 

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Whether dining or occasional, monolithic or ethereal, these works resist categorization. They are not just tables, but sculptural presences—designed to provoke, endure, and evolve within the spaces they inhabit.

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