A detail of the Planck Table in walnut wood and black leather

Planck Game Table

2018

Personal Project

Understanding how context and seemingly unnoticeable elements shape our behavior and our choices has always been paramount in my work. I took a particular interest in the tables found in Mexican“Cantinas” or pubs which inspired the Planck game table. It is a common practice in these Cantinas to ask waiters for a dominoes set or a deck of cards and have a drink while playing something.The Planck Game Table has trays on its legs to let the users put their drinks away from the top and make room for any tabletop game. A soft leather cover provides a smooth surface in which to play, and sliding trays give extra room for chips or cards.

Close-up of the table's rounded corner, with a soft black leather surface, a dark walnut rim and a small square button, above a black wooden support.
Full Planck game table, with a square black leather top, a walnut edge, black legs, sliding walnut trays and a drinks holder at each corner, on a grey concrete floor.
Close-up of a sliding walnut tray beneath the leather top, showing its grain and the black support behind.
Macro of the leather top's small black wooden button, with the leather gathered softly around it.