The first reaction experiencing this table is a mix of confusion and attraction. Which isn’t
strange - no one has done something like this before, it defies common sense. The unique construction for supporting the fully tempered glass top, also creates it’s beautiful appearance. The smoothly bent legs are the inspiration for the name - Cyma is the ancient Greek symbol for “S-shaped wave form”.
strange - no one has done something like this before, it defies common sense. The unique construction for supporting the fully tempered glass top, also creates it’s beautiful appearance. The smoothly bent legs are the inspiration for the name - Cyma is the ancient Greek symbol for “S-shaped wave form”.
Gravity usually makes things fall to the ground. But in this case gravity is used to hold the glass top in its place in a surprisingly new way. The weight of the glass tighten the legs grip, no other attachments like screws are needed.
Design
Matt Miller