I gravitate to expressions of form that work to say something about structure, materiality, or absolute nonsense (but with taste). I was surprised to see how I leaned towards a mix of the classics (like Nakashima and Prouvé) and also the newer attempts at crafting durable relationships between human beings and the material world.
We tend to count on a table as being the epitome of utilitarianism, which this table provides, and yet its underpinnings are the exact opposite of humility.
I often am challenged to need to “figure out” where I should sit on a “designed” seating surface, and am delighted that with this piece I would simply just stand.
From the time of Bruno Munari and the Futurists, “time” itself has been a terrific medium to explore — which is achieved in a slightly overdone, but clever, way here.