FLTR

2021

FLTR by NOEMAR — a rotatable steel side table with three tinted glass discs in yellow, red, and blue, casting overlapping colored light onto the ground.

Overview

FLTR is inspired by the high times of Pop Art, imagining what a side table might have looked like in Andy Warhol’s famous fire station atelier. Coloured glass elements can be rotated around the central base, each new configuration creating its own projected light composition on the floor beneath it.

FLTR by NOEMAR — the three discs viewed from directly overhead.
FLTR by NOEMAR — the beige, red and blue glass discs seen from above, their coloured shadows overlapping on the pavement.
FLTR by NOEMAR — the piece on a plaza with a passer-by walking behind a large blue artwork, casting coloured light on the ground.

Concept

Being a crossbreed between interactive table and sculptural object, FLTR works both as a conversation starter as well as just a piece of furniture. Although it is designed with a certain era in mind, the simplicity of its features aims to be timeless.

FLTR by NOEMAR — exploded render of the yellow, red and blue discs, their frames, and the central stand.
FLTR by NOEMAR — exploded side-view render showing how each disc's frame and glass attach to the stand.

Construction

Based on stackable and rotatable elements, it allows for continuous customisation: different colourways and height configurations for different interiors and usages.

FLTR by NOEMAR — a person adjusting the red and blue discs, their coloured light reflecting on the pavement.
FLTR by NOEMAR — a person reaching to tilt one of the discs against a concrete wall.
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