Do you have a strangely shaped room? Zwilling does, and asked us to find the best way to put it to use. The shape we recommended is so custom we're not even sure what to call it - truncated diamond? Irregular octagon? Chunky kite? In any case, this is a good example of how a concept evolves from initial presentation to final form. The first two shots show a radial grain pattern with logo, that can only be executed using veneers. We ended up using solid walnut for the top of the modern conference table, which necessitated a simpler grain pattern. Under the top lurks an apron with continuous wire runs. We added wiring access via a panel in one of the legs in the Aria Concrete base.We ended up making two additional tables for Zwilling – a solid wood community table as well as a solid wood round table.