This table references Chinese landscaping logic: the semi-translucent jade top subtly reveals the hollow interior column. The round jade disc held by the acrylic column acts as a counterbalance to the central void, rendering a “real” response to the “emptiness” within. Together, this spatial ambiguity references the Chinese Yin-Yang philosophy found in classical landscaping and architecture — where solid and void are mutually defined, that “absence” can itself be a form of “presence”. It functions as singular side table or a part of the Keimfleck Dual Hexagram Lounge Set.