OMI, derived from the Yoruba word for “water,” captures the fluidity and quiet power of the ocean’s surface. Inspired by Makoko, a historic fishing settlement in Lagos, and by Shodeinde’s perception of water as a silent yet compelling force, the table invites contemplation.

Hundreds of hand-sculpted wood veneers are layered and fused to create a base that echoes the rippling motion of a wave in flux. Resting above, a smoked glass top features a subtle radial gradient, emphasizing the expanding movement of water when disturbed—transforming motion into a moment of stillness and form.

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FINISHES

The table is available in a selection of wood and glass finishes. For tear sheets and further information, please complete the enquiry form.

The table shown is finished in Stained Birch with smoked glass.

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ORIGIN & CERTIFICATION

Each piece is individually numbered and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Handmade in Europe.