Four Lines Rise Towards The Top
The upper ends fan out beneath the circular surface instead of disappearing into one straight pedestal.
HTD0006 keeps the top calm and lets the structure become more animated underneath. Its pale wood-look surface forms one broad circle with a lightly softened edge. Below it, black diagonal members meet at the centre and open out towards four separate points on the floor.
HTD0006
HTD0006 brings together two very different shapes. The pale round top is simple and immediately easy to read. Underneath, diagonal black members travel through one compact centre and spread out towards the tabletop and floor, creating a base that looks different from every side.
The base is not built around a solid central column. Instead, flat-sided black members overlap at the middle. From there, some lines rise towards the underside of the top while the opposite ends move down and out to four separate floor points.
The upper ends fan out beneath the circular surface instead of disappearing into one straight pedestal.
Each lower direction finishes separately, giving the table a wide star-like stance when seen from the front.
Daylight passes between the angled members, so their separate paths remain visible around the central crossing.
The tabletop remains a steady circle from any direction, but the base does not. One pair of black members may line up from the front, while a step to the side reveals another crossing behind it. That changing overlap gives the lower half depth without adding a solid block beneath the centre.
Finish Note: Screen settings and studio lighting can change how the pale wood-look surface and black base appear. Use an approved physical sample as the final reference when an exact finish match matters.
