A round dining table built around an iconic, sculptural form, in which the substantial cone of the base tapers smoothly upwards to support a broad, round top through a slender stem. The top, in pale sintered stone with a marble-like figuring, brings a subtle, natural veining to the silhouette — a surface that comes alive as the light shifts across the day. The entire composition, finished in a unified cream-white palette, makes the piece feel like a monumental object — present, yet never disturbing the calm of the interior. Each table is entirely handcrafted: the conical base shaped and carefully finished, the stone top cut and polished to precise dimensions, and the matte finish applied layer by layer. It belongs in dining rooms shaped by contemporary, mid-century, and japandi aesthetics, as well as within interiors built around design icons. A sculptural piece around which the shared table naturally takes shape.