Oblique is defined by its refusal to align with convention. Sculpted by hand from concrete, its sharp-angled planes disrupt symmetry and invite new perspectives from every angle. Its stance is at once deliberate and unsettled, a balance born from imbalance.

Crowned with a polished agate inlay, Oblique reveals a dialogue between rawness and refinement, mass and delicacy. The concrete body speaks of earth, industry, and endurance, while the stone inlay offers a glimpse of hidden beauty forged over time.

This is not a table that disappears into its function—it asserts itself as a sculptural presence, drawing the eye to the unexpected and the imperfectly balanced.