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Approx. dimensions: 90 cm (L) x 45 cm (W) x 40 cm (H)
A showpiece of computational design, this coffee table transforms flowing parametric curves into a tangible, sculptural form. Its ribbed, wave-like surface catches light and shadow in constantly shifting patterns, making it as much an art installation as it is functional furniture.
Built from layered wood, the table's organic silhouette flows seamlessly from tabletop to base, with no sharp transitions — a true demonstration of what advanced CAD modeling can achieve in furniture design.
Perfect for showcasing SYNCCAD's high-end design capabilities, this piece belongs in modern living rooms, galleries, or design-forward commercial spaces looking to make a bold statement.
Where mathematics becomes furniture.
Approx. dimensions: 90 cm (L) x 45 cm (W) x 40 cm (H)
A showpiece of computational design, this coffee table transforms flowing parametric curves into a tangible, sculptural form. Its ribbed, wave-like surface catches light and shadow in constantly shifting patterns, making it as much an art installation as it is functional furniture.
Built from layered wood, the table's organic silhouette flows seamlessly from tabletop to base, with no sharp transitions — a true demonstration of what advanced CAD modeling can achieve in furniture design.
Perfect for showcasing SYNCCAD's high-end design capabilities, this piece belongs in modern living rooms, galleries, or design-forward commercial spaces looking to make a bold statement.
Where mathematics becomes furniture.
