Today, many companies produce waste materials that they are forced to dispose of. Often, many of these materials (such as leftover panels or wooden strips of various kinds) can be reused through the implementation of smart projects and simple additional processing. In this case, the object was born from the need of a local company to dispose of over 2,000 hexagons left over from a production process that was never completed, originally intended for the installation of an MDF suspended ceiling. This is how Prysm came to be: a design object that stems from a current need — the reuse of waste materials. The product is made entirely of 16mm thick MDF and is then CNC milled to speed up production. The side table is composed of two geometric elements: hexagons. One is used for the tabletop, while the other is divided into segments to form the legs. The table was designed as a coffee table, but it’s versatile enough to suit any living space, both public and private. It’s also ideal for contract use, large-scale supplies, and domestic environments.