Flow Table
Timeline
Skills
3 Weeks
(2024)
Table Saw
Band Saw
Sanders
Router
Drills
Chisels
Varnish
What happens when you approach design without a set destination?
This project began as an open-ended challenge: take some wood, dive into the workshop, and let the tools and materials guide the way. The result? A table that celebrates the beauty of improvisation, craftsmanship, and organic discovery.
The starting point was simple: experiment with bent lamination to create a curved element. But beyond that, there was no map. I wanted to push myself to explore what I could create when I let go of rigid plans and embraced the process.
The workshop became my playground as I immersed myself in the craft, using tools like the table saw, router, planer, and sander to learn by doing and let the tools shape the design. ​​
From this exploration, the curve created from the bendy plywood emerged as the heart of the piece—both structurally and aesthetically. Its fluid shape inspired the walnut tabletop, while the straight-cut plywood base served as a visual counterbalance.
