‘MOTH’ combines a wide, softly rounded monolithic base with a comparatively slim, gracefully carved top. The dynamic contrast between these two elements is elevated by its luxurious material – smoked oak wood with fine detailing. The round top features a turntable at its heart, to facilitate food sharing. Meanwhile an oval shaped cutout by hand in the solid base pierces the timber like a natural phenomenon.
‘MOTH’, 2021; Dining table: Base-solid oak trank, Top-smoked oak wood; D140 H75 cm
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