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Sculptural side table · Accoya® · Enquiry only
A deep char Accoya® table built as a single continuous gesture.
One of one - the photographs show the actual object offered.
Dimensions: 700 × 700 × H 450 mm
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The Story Behind the Piece
Infinity began with a question about endings. A table normally announces four legs, a top and a stop. We wanted a base that never resolves - a line that turns back into itself so the eye keeps travelling around the form instead of counting its parts.
The base is drawn as one continuous gesture, folded and joined so the seams disappear into the charred surface. Seen from above it reads as a closed loop; seen from a seated height it opens and closes as you move around it.
Charred timber absorbs light rather than reflecting it, so the base sits in a room as a shadow. The smoked glass top does the opposite: it catches the light of the room above the dark structure, and the two readings hold each other in balance.
Accoya® is dimensionally stable, which matters when a closed loop carries a glass top: the geometry must stay true. It also chars into a deep, even black without the movement you get from softer species.
The loop is built up from prepared Accoya® elements, deeply charred individually and only then brought together, so the flame reaches every face before the geometry closes.
Specifications
At 700 × 700 mm and 450 mm high, Infinity sits at seat height beside a low sofa or between two lounge chairs. Leave open floor around it: the piece is read through its silhouette, and the loop needs air on all four sides.
Dimensions: 700 × 700 × H 450 mm
A natural material
Wood is a natural material. Grain, texture, tone and individual markings vary from piece to piece. This object is one of one, and the photographs show the actual piece being offered.
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