A coffee table comprised of ten different types of veneer laid from bright to dark creating a gradient pattern. The various types of veneer bring out the colors and textures of one and other creating a luxurious color scheme celebrating the natural beauty of wood. This design was inspired by the work I have done with wood scraps, realizing the beauty and power of diversity.
Dimensions: 150cmX60cmX40cm
Materials: m.d.f and ten types of veneer-Oak, Wenge, Maple, Walnut, Emboya…
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