Mandala (2026) is a table designed based on experiments with sheets of paper. The tables are made by manually bending veneer and joining them together at a central node. The idea for Mandala came when Anki Gneib and Mia Cullin designed a wall installation with curved shapes of paper that created a soft relief on the wall. The word Mandala means circle or center in Sanskrit and is a universal symbol for wholeness and harmony, where everything revolves around the center point.
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