The design of this piece takes cues from the quiet poetry of natural forms, merging the gentle flow of a rounded silhouette with the grounded stability of a tapering base. It evokes the calm presence of a weathered stone or the soft curve of a tree’s canopy, reimagined through a lens of modern simplicity—no frills, just the harmony of balance and organic inspiration. Crafted from solid ash wood, its surface is a study in warmth: the light, honeyed tones of the grain glow softly under diffused light, with subtle, undulating lines that tell the story of the tree it once was. Running a hand over it reveals a texture that’s smooth yet alive—polished enough to feel refined, but not so much that it loses the material’s inherent character; there’s a slight, pleasant resistance where the wood’s natural knots and growth rings nestle, adding depth without clutter. In terms of styling, it’s a versatile anchor for spaces leaning into Scandinavian,日式, or warm modern aesthetics. In a living room, pair it with a low, upholstered sofa in muted sage or oatmeal, a jute rug, and a cluster of potted eucalyptus to amplify its earthy vibe. For dining, it shines with mismatched wooden chairs and a centerpiece of dried wheat, or with a sleek marble-topped sideboard for a touch of contrast. The round shape encourages connection, making it ideal for family meals or lazy afternoons with a book. Functionality meets form here: the 110cm diameter tabletop offers ample space for 4-6 people, while the tapering base—narrow at the top, gently flaring at the bottom—provides steady support without overwhelming the eye. It’s built to last, too, with the wood’s natural resilience standing up to daily use, and its light hue reflecting rather than absorbing light, making small rooms feel brighter and more open.