Cullinan Coffee Table

The table is based on an irregular, almost mineral-like geometry, in which the design rejects symmetry as a rule. The tabletop stands out as a dense surface, and the legs appear as structural fragments that support the piece without detracting from its visual lightness.

There is a found-object quality to its form. It is as if the very nature of the table had been discovered, observed, and worked on just enough to reveal its proportions. The irregularity is intentional: it is control, it is gesture, it is the rejection of an all-too-obvious perfection.

“Cullinan” anchors the center of the space without disrupting it. A table that asserts itself through the stillness of its form, the density of its material, and the quiet precision of its design.