The Bow Console takes its name from the ribbon-like curvature of its teakwood legs, which arc and cross beneath the tabletop in a gesture that feels drawn rather than built. Each leg is shaped from solid teak and shaded to a deep, warm patina, framing a top inlaid with a fine aluminium line that catches light along its length and adds a note of quiet precision to the otherwise organic form. The construction is deliberately exposed: cross-braced supports run the full length of the piece, giving the console the structural rhythm of a bridge as much as a table. Built to anchor a room, it is substantial enough to hold its own and refined enough to disappear into the light around it.