Her poetics paves the way for understanding the phenomenon of "being modern" in the early 20th century, being a key figure in the Parisian scene. Along with her husband, Robert Delaunay, she was a precursor of orphic cubism and the owner of an incredible multidisciplinary work, with mastery over the spheres of painting, architecture, tapestry, clothing, and furniture. We sought through this drawing to pay tribute to her freedom and expressive quality in the use of colors and shapes. The semi-circles allude to the shape she used so much, creating a fitting game for this set of coffee tables.