A sculptural exploration of aggregate strength from individual frailty, the Echo coffee table serves to remind us that the strength of anything comes from the sum of its individual parts. A simple shape – exploded, rotated, repeated – this table is a reminder that the biggest things are built from the smallest efforts.
Echo is built of two opposing chevrons – one housed within the other – that echo away from each other in a repeating form. Expressed splines connect each joint and emphasize the perceived fragility of the individual components, while shop-made plywood acts as the ‘keystone’ that solidifies the entire work. Allowing light to penetrate throughout creates an ever-changing array of shadows that grow the piece to inhabit a larger space than the physical work itself. With influences of Scandinavian modern and soft minimalism, Echo table offers a contemporary take on form and function.”
| Dimensions LxWxH | 150x40x48cm (59x16x19'') |
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| Weight (kg) | 11 |
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