What if you could freeze mercury as it dribbled down the sides of a surface? You’d probably end up with something like the Flow Side Table – made from polished aluminum, laser cut, and punched drawn into its organic final form. The combination of flowing curves and highly reflective surface creates an ever changing appearance depending on your viewing angle. Brills right?
Designer: Timothy Schreiber
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