Nothing gives more of a sensation of liberty than the sea: the fluidity of its perpetual movement; the wild, untamed power; the wide open space stretching into infinity; the idea of what might lie beyond or even beneath it. And therein lies the key to the Anemona table. It is a piece from another world, the world beneath the surface inhabited by strange plants and animals; the light is different, sound is different, all our senses are distorted – it is another reality. We took this and transported it inside the domestic space creating a short-circuit between form and function, what is natural and man-made, between the permanent and the ephemeral.