Plinth low coffee table with glass top by donatas zukauskas a sculptural bio cement coffee table with an architectural restraint and the added practicality of a glass top. The plinth low with glass retains all the material character of the standard version — raw composite surface, deliberate proportions, grounded presence — while offering a smooth, cleanable surface for everyday use. The glass sits lightly above the sculptural base, creating a quiet contrast between the raw and the refined. the material is developed through years of personal experimentation: recycled paper pulp and cardboard — the second life of wood — combined with organic cement, binders, and paint to produce a composite that looks like cast stone but behaves differently. It is lighter than real concrete, slightly elastic rather than brittle, and sealed for long-term indoor durability. Donatas calls it the third life of wood: a material given entirely new properties through process. rather than concealing the marks of making, plinth wears them as character. Surface irregularities and natural texture shifts in the base are built into the design — imperfection as a way to create beauty. each piece is handmade and unique — minor variations in texture and form are intentional and part of the design.