The O Table spans three meters like a quiet horizon, with reflective glass floating above a sculpted pink onyx base. Balancing transparency and weight, it shifts with changing light, becoming both a grounded object and a subtle atmospheric presence.

project
The O table
location
Milano
Material
Pink onyx + Glass
year
2026

The O Table spans three meters like a quiet horizon, with reflective glass floating above a sculpted pink onyx base. Balancing transparency and weight, it shifts with changing light, becoming both a grounded object and a subtle atmospheric presence.

Rooted in strength, the stone base embodies permanence and quiet resilience, anchoring the piece with a sense of origin and continuity. Above it, the glass surface extends outward—fluid and expansive—reflecting the ever-changing world it engages with. Together, they form a composed tension between grounding and openness, where movement evolves but the connection to what is essential remains unwavering.

The O Table is a sculptural balance of strength and lightness, where a pink onyx base anchors the piece with a sense of permanence while the glass top extends outward, fluid and reflective. It embodies a quiet dialogue between grounding and openness—where the world evolves above, yet the connection to its roots remains constant.