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.
