Multiplying the number of supportive surfaces to widen perspectives defines the essence of the “non-table".‎This element not only serves to carry out and potentially enhance the functions of a surface but also disrupts monotony.‎Starting from functions and unlearning forms” was the premise used by the designer of this piece of furniture.‎ Multiplying the number of supportive surfaces to widen perspectives defines the essence of the “non-table.‎” This element not only serves to carry out and potentially enhance the functions of a surface but also disrupts monotony.‎The flat surface transforms into a myriad of functions, resembling a flower whose petals provide varied supports through height variations.‎ Consequently, each element serves as a dedicated space for individual objects, positioning them uniquely and accentuating their presence with the surrounding emptiness.‎The decorative aspect is no longer linked to the surface of the tabletop (to a texture or pattern), but is inherent in the form itself and in a function that opens up to a range of uses and interpretations.‎Material: Copper-burnished powder-coated iron