J-Table continues the main idea behind the creation of the original J-Chair for the Jerke Museum. Playing with deconstruction, division and reduction, we received the effect of overlapping different planes, creating a coffee table, as if suspended between a flat and spatial dimension. This action resulted in a light but visually strong object. It complements perfectly with J-Chair chairs, as if adding to what is beyond on the Strzemiński’s painting “Flat construction – breakage of a black rectangle, 1923”