INTERSECTION | Diffuser Table

The table’s design began with the contrast between rough rocks and the elegance of a diamond. I wanted to create something that embodies this tension, how something raw can shape, frame, or even reveal something refined.

The two sides of the table narrow at the center, like two massive forms making space. The diamond becomes the meeting point, held in place by pressure and faceted to catch the light. It rests in its concrete seat as if waiting to be discovered.

The diamond glass is designed to fit seamlessly into this intersection. Cut like a diamond, it brings both visual and material contrast and can be used as a diffuser or vase.