Shaped by geometry and guided by the golden ratio at every scale, allowing proportion and function to resolve the structure entirely through wood without screws or hardware
Furniture shaped around the moment
Nidal rethinks the side table as a compact domestic system, integrating a stool that becomes part of the piece when not in use and is released in a single, intuitive gesture. By reducing the interaction to one continuous movement, accessibility, usability and geometric coherence become part of the same design logic.
No screws or hardware are needed to hold Nidal together. Its structure is resolved through the constructive intelligence of wood itself — precise cuts, joints and locking geometries that turn engineering into part of the object’s expression.
No screws or hardware are needed to hold Nidal together. Its structure is resolved through the constructive intelligence of wood itself — precise cuts, joints and locking geometries that turn engineering into part of the object’s expression.
