The top of Iro coffee table carries the main visual weight. A large, thick glass surface is formed through a casting process, giving the table depth and a rippled character rather than a flat sheet-like look. A metal plate supports the glass and draws attention to the lower reflections, where the surface can resemble moving water. Below, the cylindrical base is built from several thin metal rods connected to one another. This gives the coffee table a clear structural rhythm while keeping the profile low and measured. The piece suits interiors that need a central table with material texture and a calm, sculptural presence.