Particularly striking as a side table, CUT reveals its character through a clear and uncompromising principle: legs reminiscent of a sailing yacht’s rudder, shaping both its stance and its sense of direction. CUT is nothing less than the idea of architecture translated into the language of a table - precise, thoughtful, and quietly expressive.

Its design is defined by the harmonious interweaving of generous surfaces, executed with remarkably slender material thicknesses. This careful balance creates a tension between stability and lightness, between presence and restraint. The result is a piece that feels grounded yet almost weightless - an object that invites both use and contemplation.