Drip
This project was developed for the Rethink Side Table design competition by DesignWanted, which challenged designers to rethink the traditional side table as a design object for contemporary living. The brief called for a conceptual reinterpretation that goes beyond conventional function, exploring new forms, material strategies and everyday rituals.
Drip is a side table that captures the fleeting moment when a drop of water meets a still surface and sends ripples outward. It translates this delicate, almost invisible movement into a sculptural object, freezing the dance of water in time. Carved from stone, the table brings together two contrasting qualities: the fluidity of water and the solidity of a geological material.
Drip is an exploration of transformation, where a brief natural phenomenon is turned into something permanent and inhabitable. It draws attention to the poetry of small moments we often overlook, offering a piece that feels at once quiet and dramatic.
International competition
DesignWanted
Online
Spring 2025
Drip
This project was developed for the Rethink Side Table design competition by DesignWanted, which challenged designers to rethink the traditional side table as a design object for contemporary living. The brief called for a conceptual reinterpretation that goes beyond conventional function, exploring new forms, material strategies and everyday rituals.
Drip is a side table that captures the fleeting moment when a drop of water meets a still surface and sends ripples outward. It translates this delicate, almost invisible movement into a sculptural object, freezing the dance of water in time. Carved from stone, the table brings together two contrasting qualities: the fluidity of water and the solidity of a geological material.
Drip is an exploration of transformation, where a brief natural phenomenon is turned into something permanent and inhabitable. It draws attention to the poetry of small moments we often overlook, offering a piece that feels at once quiet and dramatic.
International competition
DesignWanted
Online
Spring 2025
Drip
This project was developed for the Rethink Side Table design competition by DesignWanted, which challenged designers to rethink the traditional side table as a design object for contemporary living. The brief called for a conceptual reinterpretation that goes beyond conventional function, exploring new forms, material strategies and everyday rituals.
Drip is a side table that captures the fleeting moment when a drop of water meets a still surface and sends ripples outward. It translates this delicate, almost invisible movement into a sculptural object, freezing the dance of water in time. Carved from stone, the table brings together two contrasting qualities: the fluidity of water and the solidity of a geological material.
Drip is an exploration of transformation, where a brief natural phenomenon is turned into something permanent and inhabitable. It draws attention to the poetry of small moments we often overlook, offering a piece that feels at once quiet and dramatic.
International competition
DesignWanted
Online
Spring 2025
Drip
This project was developed for the Rethink Side Table design competition by DesignWanted, which challenged designers to rethink the traditional side table as a design object for contemporary living. The brief called for a conceptual reinterpretation that goes beyond conventional function, exploring new forms, material strategies and everyday rituals.
Drip is a side table that captures the fleeting moment when a drop of water meets a still surface and sends ripples outward. It translates this delicate, almost invisible movement into a sculptural object, freezing the dance of water in time. Carved from stone, the table brings together two contrasting qualities: the fluidity of water and the solidity of a geological material.
Drip is an exploration of transformation, where a brief natural phenomenon is turned into something permanent and inhabitable. It draws attention to the poetry of small moments we often overlook, offering a piece that feels at once quiet and dramatic.
International competition
DesignWanted
Online
Spring 2025