A folding TV table in cedar and hand-stitched leather, made for dinner in front of the screen.
Bati built it from memories of eating with their mother in front of la tele. The table and legs are cedar with a natural glaze; the top is wrapped in Paraguayan cow leather, punched along the edges and stitched by hand, and it folds flat to 29 inches when dinner is over. The people who make it carry one everywhere: desk, display stand, dinner table.
Daddy eats at it with the television on and the phone face down.
