A table that reads as structure rather than volume. MATE appears as a light, open grid — its presence defined by rhythm, proportion, and the spacing between elements rather than solid mass. From a distance, it forms a calm, horizontal plane; up close, the layered construction and depth of the frame become apparent. It supports everyday use while maintaining a sense of visual permeability.
The design is based on a modular wooden framework composed of repeated sections. Rectangle-profile elements form a lattice structure, dimensioned to provide stability with minimal material use. The construction relies entirely on traditional joinery — mortise and tenon connections, half-laps, and wooden bindings — eliminating the need for screws or metal fasteners. This allows the object to be assembled and disassembled without tools, maintaining both structural integrity and clarity.
Optional inserts or a glass top can extend its use, without altering the underlying logic. The system remains legible in all configurations, preserving its open character.
MATE integrates into spaces that value material honesty and clarity of structure. It offers a light yet stable surface — where construction, proportion, and restraint define its presence.
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