"a sketch drawn in midair" - Nendo

Delicate & striking. For the Thin Black Table, Nendo designed a low geometric structure, created from the L-shaped intersection of two off-axis cubes, that supports an ultralight glass table top. The clever interlocking transparency of the matte black metal structure of the Thin Black Table is reminiscent of an Escher labyrinth. A decidedly eye-catching piece that gives a peculiar allure to any setting.

Under the direction of architect Oki Sato, the group that gathers under the name Nendo has represented a cultured and refined alternative to self-celebrative design since 2002. "Nendo" means "clay" in Japanese; the job of the Nendo group in the field of interior architecture, furniture and graphics is to be as pliable and flexible as clay. In just a few years and running on a big personality and unmatched determination in the field of modern design, Nendo has already received several international credits.