An axis between fullness and emptiness. The Mesa T does not occupy space: it traverses it. Designed to inhabit the interval between modules, it becomes a natural extension of the sofa—a central support that is not a mere accessory, but part of the ensemble’s architecture. In naval plywood laminated with natural veneer, it reveals a precise and light presence: a delicate cut between soft volumes, a firm line that balances material and gesture. Mesa T is pause and support: a resting place for objects or the eye. It does not compete for protagonism. It defines the scene.
