Halo explores concentric geometry and orbital alignments. Its composition is defined by a pair of circular horizontal planes that overlap across a shifted axis, creating a disciplined interplay of light and shadow reminiscent of an eclipse phase. This intentional layering breaks up the traditional monolithic tabletop format, offering a dynamic surface profile that changes based on the viewing angle.

The defining characteristic of Halo is its architectural open-ring base. Sculpted as a continuous, slender ring volume, the lower structure echoes the curvilinear language of the tabletop surfaces while minimising physical mass at the floor level. The flat horizontal tops preserve immediate functionality for daily objects, while the nested, floating configuration of the planes serves as a distinct, sculptural anchor within a living space layout.