The structure of the coffee table is composed of three parts: the glass base, the wooden tabletop assembled separately from the glass base, and the lids corresponding to each glass base. Both the tabletop and the lids are made of oak.

“Pills”

Inspired by Japanese style low-to-the-ground living, which favors a chair less, tabletop-centered lifestyle, these “pills” are primarily composed of vessels, bowls, and floor cushions. The material palette draws from the wabi sabi aesthetic, emphasizing the natural textures and subtle imperfection of wood, ceramic, and glass as the core materials.