The Ennea dining table (Ennea stands for the Greek number 9) rests on a base composed of three identical ‘rectangular’ triangles made from solid wood. Three triangles, three sides: these nine segments form nine vectors, nine directions within the space which form an arrangement which is at once simple and sophisticated. The construction recalls the pyramidal structure of a crystal, both light and robust. Here, it is all about balance and tension, more than a static design. The assembly method is simple but gives an impression of sophistication. This table accommodates 6 diners. Base in solid oak. Top in 6 mm thick metallic anthracite ceramic stoneware glued onto 6 mm thick glass (total thickness 12 mm).