- Project Type: Object
- Location: Miami, FL
- Photography: Studio Rodrigo Buelvas
Domino Tables explores balance, modularity, and sculptural simplicity through a refined geometric language. Inspired by the interplay of solid forms and negative space, the collection was designed to function both as independent pieces and as part of a larger composition.
Defined by clean lines, monolithic proportions, and a restrained material palette, the tables create a quiet architectural presence within the space. Their modular nature allows flexibility in arrangement, encouraging interaction and adaptability while maintaining visual cohesion. The design embraces precision and material honesty, transforming simple volumes into timeless functional objects with sculptural character.
The collection was developed through a process of reduction — removing unnecessary gestures to emphasize proportion, structure, and spatial clarity. Subtle variations in height, scale, and positioning allow each configuration to create a different visual rhythm and relationship within the environment.
Domino Tables were conceived as a study in balance, modularity, and sculptural simplicity. Inspired by the relationship between solid volumes and negative space, the collection transforms pure geometric forms into functional architectural objects that adapt fluidly within different spatial compositions.