MORA Coffee Table in Tzalam, Oak, Maple & Walnut by Daniel Couttolenc.Dimensions: D 120 x W 75 x H 35 cm.Materials: Tzalam, Oak, Maple & Walnut.MORA Coffee Table by Daniel Couttolenc continues the exploration of geometry’s emotional depth. Presented at INÉDITO during Design Week Mexico 2025, it unites four noble woods—Tzalam, Oak, Maple, and Walnut—in a luminous Natural finish. Each square of grain becomes a note in a visual composition, merging craftsmanship and contemplation into one coherent gesture.This piece is customisable upon request.MORA marks a new chapter in Daniel Couttolenc’s ongoing exploration of harmony, form, and vibration. Presented for the first time during INÉDITO at Design Week Mexico 2025, the collection reflects the designer’s commitment to creating pieces that transcend functionality, becoming instruments of contemplation and balance.Emerging from the intersection of rational structure and organic expression, MORA is a family of tables born from the exploration of distinct wood species within an orthogonal grid design. The composition—clear, familiar, and precise—stands in elegant contrast to the natural complexity of the materials. Each wood reveals its unique essence through texture, tone, and grain, culminating in a visual symphony that evokes vitality, warmth, and connection. Through this delicate interplay, MORA embodies the coexistence of order and spontaneity, of the measured and the soulful. It is an ode to the intrinsic beauty of nature and its resonance.Daniel’s practice is meticulous and detail-driven. He approaches each design with reverence for proportion, symmetry, and energy. Rather than conceiving geometry as ornamentation, he treats it as a generative system - one that brings structural clarity and spiritual resonance to each piece. His works are conceived not just as functional objects, but as living expressions of harmony, creating subtle vibrations that invite reflection and connection.Through this synthesis of precision and intuition, Daniel is shaping a new narrative for design: one where the measurable and the mystical are no longer opposites, but inseparable voices within the same harmony.