<ul><li>Aki Hamada Architects presents Floating Wood, a furniture series that applies digital fabrication and embraces natural imperfections.</li><li>The project transforms real tree trunks into table legs through 3D scanning and printing to preserve their natural shapes while allowing them to rotate freely.</li><li>Each table leg is made from cellulose acetate, a biodegradable material derived from wood fiber and cotton, which naturally decomposes when buried or submerged.</li><li>The tabletops are marked with insect-made patterns, repurposing wood that would typically be discarded.</li></ul>

3D scanned tree trunks become translucent table legs for aki hamada architects’ collection

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