This circular dining table combines a thick clear glass top with a segmented black glass pedestal base, where intersecting curved forms create a strong architectural profile while keeping the overall structure visually open. The construction reflects the restrained geometric language associated with late modern interiors, using repetition, reflection and negative space rather than ornament to establish presence. Viewed from different angles, the pedestal shifts between solid mass and transparency, allowing the table to hold a sculptural quality without becoming visually heavy within the room. These tend to sit best in interiors where the dining zone is expected to contribute to the architecture of the space rather than simply occupy it, particularly within apartments or open plan environments built around fewer, larger forms. It works naturally with chrome, leather, stone and darker timber palettes, while the clear glass keeps light moving through the room and preserves a sense of openness around the base.

Measures: 135 cm W × 135 cm D × 75 cm H

Price is per item | 2 available | Selling individually

Conditioned for presence and atmosphere

View by appointment only | 76 Reserve Road, Artarmon

We deliver locally from our Sydney studio and freight weekly to Melbourne, Brisbane, Byron Bay and Canberra