Obsidian Table

This table doesn’t whisper—it grounds. With its tapered cylindrical base and perfectly flat top, it evokes the timeless calm of a pedestal or a plinth. The proportions are deliberate, the lines unbroken, the finish soft to the eye yet weighty in presence. Its matte black surface absorbs light rather than reflects it, drawing you into its form rather than away from it.

It’s the kind of piece that architects love—clear, essential, unbothered by detail. Use it as a side table next to a sculptural chair, a quiet altar for objects you love, or let it stand alone in an open space, like a punctuation mark in a blank paragraph.

It works not because it tries to be more—but because it refuses to be less.