A blend of wood and galvanized steel, this coffee table explores the relationship between materials.
This table explores the duality of the material. While steel is an industrial material, its properties allow it to bend into organic forms. It can be organic and sharp. Industrial yet human.
Made from only a thin 16 gauge cold-rolled steel, its can support up to 90 lbs. It holds space below for storage. All sizes and circular curves used are proportioned to one another.

This collection's identity is stemmed from Bruno Munari's concept of continuous structures, in which only 1 or 2 elements exist, and it is up to the end user to re-arrange these elements to their liking.
These objects are vessels, and can hold anything from fruit and keys to magazines or phones. Their intended use it up to the end user. Made from 2mm think steel, they are sturdy, and hold up to 25lbs.

Each structure is made up of
a combination of curves A & B.

Combinations are endless, but the following five
were chosen for their proportions and individual character.

Both A & B curves are made from the same size sheet of material.
This not only streamlines manufacturing, it also creates coherency between the pieces.

Below are prototypes I fabricated in raw cold-rolled steel, and do not reflect intended finishings.