mousarris extends vision for ‘wave city’ with brain-bending dining table
all images courtesy of mousarris

 

 

 

at the beginning of january 2016, designer stelios mousarris envisioned the ‘wave city’ coffee table — an instant hit with designboom readers. the cyprus-based creative bent reality by folding a wooden landscape of buildings in half, and using the overlapping surface as the tabletop. informed by the 2010 film inception — which brought viewers into a world where dreams could be manipulated, controlled and coordinated — mousarris’ coffee table depicted an urban sidewalk that seemingly lifted into the air, before finally folding back onto itself in a single, continuous curve.

 

the designer has now expanded on the theme to include a dining table. made out of steel, wood and 3D components, and using hand-painted coloring techniques, the limited edition piece spans 250 cm in length, 76 cm in height, and 150 cm in width. a glass surface placed atop the undulating S-shaped unit acts as a tabletop for users to dine on.

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mousarris extends his vision for the ‘wave city’ line with a glass topped dining table 

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a glass surface placed atop the undulating s-shaped unit acts as a tabletop for users to dine on

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the limited edition piece spans 250 cm in length, 76 cm in height, and 150 cm in width

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the table is made out of steel, wood and 3-dimensional components

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detail view of wooden skyscrapers facing upside down 

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a large loop supports the weight of the table