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RA:TIO questions concepts such as scale and proportion. Should a table always consist of a top and frame that are in perfect proportion to each other? Or can we defy the scale and proportion?
Concept
A small table top is placed in a large frame. The table top can be moved left and right. As a result, both the top and the frame always have a different proportion/ratio to each other and with regard to what is "the norm".
