An archaic object in timeless balance by BUREAU OF ENTROPY.
Eight vertical panels lean into each other, forming an octagonal tabletop. What emerges is not a static structure, but a closed system — geometric in logic, open in perception.
Fine openings in the tabletop reveal the elements beneath. They echo the mathematical languages of ancient cultures from the Orient — ornamental systems that mapped space like silent knowledge. The form speaks of order, of a logic inscribed into matter.
The brushed aluminum responds to the light of its surroundings. It doesn’t simply reflect — it absorbs and transforms. In cool lofts of concrete and steel, it appears silver, almost industrial. In warm interiors with wooden floors and earthy walls, it takes on golden to amber hues. The surface becomes a sensor — a mirror of the atmosphere it inhabits.
Cutouts in the side panels allow light and shadow to pass through. Depending on the sun’s position and the viewer’s angle, the table can appear heavy and monolithic — or light, almost floating. Siniya of Merzouga is not a piece of furniture in the traditional sense. It is a place. A ritual. A construction of light, geometry, and perception.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 42x42x46cm (17x17x18'') |
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| Weight (kg) | 8 |
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