Tablaya

Concept:
The Tableya project explores the intersection of digital design and hands-on making, resulting in a series of resin tables that merge contemporary aesthetics with experimental craft. Drawing inspiration from cross-cultural exchange, the project uses pattern, materiality, and transparency to create pieces that reflect both technological innovation and collaborative creativity.

Production:
Developed in partnership with Studio Nucleo in Turin, the tables were constructed by layering fiberglass sheets and dipping them in resin, guided by a custom 3D-printed pattern. The process combined digital modeling with tactile studio work, allowing for direct experimentation with texture and form, and resulting in tables that embody both technical precision and material discovery.
Three people working on a grid-like patterned object in a workshop, two wearing white protective suits and masks, one in a brown sweater, with shelves of tools and supplies in the background.
A woman wearing protective goggles, a headscarf, and a white lab coat is sanding a wooden object on a workbench in a workshop.
Two individuals working together on a woodworking project in a workshop, one using a power drill, surrounded by various tools and supplies.
A group of people in white protective suits, masks, and gloves working together in a workshop filled with shelves of materials, tools, and equipment.
Close-up of a yellow spatula with a textured surface and a hole in the center, casting a shadow on a white surface.
A modern, uniquely designed yellow and metallic table with three rounded tabletops connected by a central metal support, placed on a white surface in a workshop or storage space.