If you've ever pondered the relationship of money in relation to time and people, this table designed by atelier Amarist and Alejandro Monge is everything you've been dreaming of. The Too Much? table is a unique sculptural piece that also has a flat top for dining on. The geometric base is full of partially burned Euro notes. The glass cube also has a thin biofuel flame that shoots above the table's surface.
Of course it is not real money, nor is it even really burnt, but the artist Alejandro Monge went to great lengths to make sure it looks realistic. The reproduced bills were individually glued and colored while a hyper-realistic technique was used to replicate ashes.
The artistic table is meant to provoke thought around the concepts of money, time and people.
Photo Credits: designboom, amarist
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Sculptural Furniture
- Designing tables and other furniture pieces that are both functional and artistic.
- Hyper-realistic Replication
- Using advanced techniques to create replicas that mimic real objects or materials.
- Narrative Design
- Incorporating storytelling elements into product design to provoke thought around complex concepts.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Home Decor
- Integrating art pieces into functional home decor items.
- Replica Manufacturing
- Creating replicas of real objects or materials for artistic or commercial purposes.
- Product Design
- Designing products that go beyond basic functionality to tell a story or invoke an emotional response.
