Infinity Tables by Nemora

You do not walk into a shop and pick a table off the floor. That is not how a Nemora works. This table is yours — designed around your room, your taste and your imagination. You can shape every detail, or you can simply tell us the vision and let us bring it to life. Either way, no one else will ever own one exactly like it.

There are only a handful of Nemora tables in existence. Each one is numbered, certified and recorded in our permanent register. When yours is finished, your name enters that archive. You become one of the few.

Start With a Prototype in Pine

Before we commit a single piece of hardwood, we build your table in pine. This is a full-size working prototype — the same dimensions, the same proportions, the same structure — so you can see and feel exactly what you are commissioning before the expensive timber is cut.

Once you have lived with the prototype and made any changes, you choose the timber. We work with a range of readily available Cambodian and sustainable hardwoods. Mango wood is warm and full of character, with grain variation that makes every piece different. Acacia is harder and denser, ideal for tables that will take heavy daily use. Rubberwood is plantation-grown, stable and beautifully workable, and teak brings natural oils and weather resistance that few woods can match. We also work with eucalyptus for a lighter, more affordable finish. If you have seen a timber you love, tell us — we will tell you honestly whether it suits the piece.

Decide the Shape and Size of Your Table

Circle, square or rectangle. Each changes the way the infinity effect reads. A circular table draws the eye inward toward a single point. A square gives you clean geometry and a strong architectural presence. A rectangle creates a long tunnel of light that runs the length of the room.

Size matters more than most people expect, and this is where the engineering becomes precise. Infinity tables are unforgiving — a slight bend in tempered glass or mirror will distort the reflection and weaken the illusion. Tables up to two metres are straightforward. Beyond that, the structure has to be built to prevent any flex across the span, which means heavier frames, thicker glass and additional internal support. We will tell you honestly what your chosen dimensions require, and what they will cost.

Decide What Lives Inside Your Infinity Table

This is the part that makes a Nemora unlike anything else. Behind the glass and the mirror sits a world of your choosing — a scene that repeats into infinity, growing smaller and smaller until it disappears. Some clients bring us an idea. Most ask us what is possible.

Here are ten directions to spark your imagination.

• The Universe. A deep field of stars and galaxies falling away forever, with a nebula of colour at the centre.

• The Waterfall. Water tumbling down a rock face, endlessly falling, never landing.

• The Wine Cellar. Rows of bottles receding into darkness, lit from above, as if you are standing at the top of a stone stair.

• The Multi-Storey Car Park. Concrete pillars and dim strip lighting repeating into the distance — brutalist, cinematic, strangely beautiful.

• The Dungeon. Torches on stone walls, iron gates, a corridor that never ends. Dark, theatrical, unforgettable in a bar or KTV room.

• The Jungle. Layered foliage and dappled light, so deep you feel you could walk into it.

• The Escape Ladder. A ladder rising through a hatch in a ceiling that keeps climbing into the distance — a surreal, playful optical trap.

• The City at Night. A skyline repeating into haze, with lit windows and distant traffic.

• The Library. Shelves of books running away from you in both directions, warm lamp light pooling on the floor.

• The Coral Reef. Fish and coral suspended in blue, drifting into an endless ocean.

We have also built interiors around family photographs, company logos, Buddhist motifs, and personal objects that mean something to the owner. If you can describe it, we can probably build it.

Six to Twelve Weeks For Delivery

Once the design is agreed, production typically takes six to twelve weeks depending on complexity, size and finish. Express turnaround is available if you have a deadline — a hotel opening, a launch, a gift — and we will always tell you honestly whether we can meet it.

Then We Agree a Price For Your Table

We do not quote before we understand what you want. Once the design, timber, dimensions and interior are settled, we prepare a clear written price with no hidden extras. Larger and more complex pieces cost more, and we will show you where the cost sits so you can make informed choices.

A 50% deposit confirms the order and starts production. The balance is due on delivery and installation.

Payment Types

We accept cash, ABA, Wing, PayPal, and cryptocurrency. For crypto we accept stablecoins such as USDT and USDC rather than volatile coins, for the simple reason that neither of us wants the price of your table moving while it is being built.

Commission Your Infinity Table Today

There is no showroom floor to browse and no standard model to settle for. There is a conversation, a prototype, and then a piece that exists because you asked for it. Most people never own anything made specifically for them. This is your chance to own a unique and bespoke table. Tell us the room, the size you have in mind, and what you would like to see inside. We will take it from there.

Commission an Infinity Table

The Brick Interior

There is something about brick that makes a room feel permanent. It is the material of old warehouses, of cellars and underground bars, of buildings that have stood for a hundred years. Now imagine it inside your table — a wall of brick receding into the distance, lit from above, growing smaller and smaller until it disappears. The effect is almost hypnotic. It feels like looking down a corridor that has no end, in a building that was never finished.

We build this interior from hand-cast brick faces, sized and finished to suit the scale of your table. The brick can be red, dark-fired, aged, whitewashed or glazed. The mortar can be clean or weathered. The lighting can be warm and soft, like a cellar, or cold and industrial, like a tunnel under a city. From there, we add the details that bring it to life.

A rope ladder descending into the dark. A wooden ladder leaning against one wall, as if someone has just climbed down and left it there. Iron rings bolted into the brickwork. Rusted pipes running along the ceiling. A small barred window with light behind it. A single torch bracket, unlit or burning, depending on the mood you want. A wooden door at the far end that never gets closer, no matter how long you look. Each detail adds depth and story — and each one repeats endlessly into the vanishing point.

This is the interior for a bar, a KTV room, a whisky cellar, or a boardroom that wants to feel like a private vault. It is also the interior for a home where the dining table is the centrepiece and the conversation needs a starting point. Every Nemora brick interior is built to your brief. If you have a building you love — a warehouse, a temple, a colonial shophouse — we can recreate its brickwork inside your table.The Brick Interior

There is something about brick that makes a room feel permanent. It is the material of old warehouses, of cellars and underground bars, of buildings that have stood for a hundred years. Now imagine it inside your table — a wall of brick receding into the distance, lit from above, growing smaller and smaller until it disappears. The effect is almost hypnotic. It feels like looking down a corridor that has no end, in a building that was never finished.

We build this interior from hand-cast brick faces, sized and finished to suit the scale of your table. The brick can be red, dark-fired, aged, whitewashed or glazed. The mortar can be clean or weathered. The lighting can be warm and soft, like a cellar, or cold and industrial, like a tunnel under a city. From there, we add the details that bring it to life.

A rope ladder descending into the dark. A wooden ladder leaning against one wall, as if someone has just climbed down and left it there. Iron rings bolted into the brickwork. Rusted pipes running along the ceiling. A small barred window with light behind it. A single torch bracket, unlit or burning, depending on the mood you want. A wooden door at the far end that never gets closer, no matter how long you look. Each detail adds depth and story — and each one repeats endlessly into the vanishing point.

This is the interior for a bar, a KTV room, a whisky cellar, or a boardroom that wants to feel like a private vault. It is also the interior for a home where the dining table is the centrepiece and the conversation needs a starting point. Every Nemora brick interior is built to your brief. If you have a building you love — a warehouse, a temple, a colonial shophouse — we can recreate its brickwork inside your table.

The Universe & Starry Night Interior

There is a particular kind of silence that comes over people when they look into a night sky. Something older than language. Something that makes a person feel small in the best possible way. Now imagine that feeling contained inside your table — a field of stars falling away from you, deeper and deeper, until the light runs out and there is only darkness. That is the universe interior. It is the most requested of all our designs, and the one that never fails to stop a room.

We build it from layers of precision mirror, tinted resin, and fibre-optic or LED light. The stars are set at different depths and different brightnesses, so the eye cannot resolve them into a single flat plane. Some are blue, some gold, some almost red, mimicking the real spectrum of a night sky. We can add a soft nebula of colour at the centre, a pale band like the Milky Way, or a single bright planet that draws the eye. The lighting is dimmable, so the table can glow gently during dinner and burn brighter when the room empties out.

Beyond the pure starfield, we can build almost anything cosmic. A planet hanging in the void, ringed and tilted. A slow spiral galaxy seen from above. A moon landing. A constellation from a specific night — the sky over your wedding, your child's birth, the day you opened your business. This last option is one of the most personal pieces we make, and we can source the exact star positions for any date and location on earth. It is a small detail that turns a beautiful object into a family heirloom.

This is the interior for dreamers, scientists, romantics, and anyone who has ever stood outside at night and forgotten to go back in. It suits a private dining room, a bedroom, a study, and — perhaps more than any other interior we offer — a boardroom that wants to feel expansive rather than merely expensive. It suits dark timbers best: black-stained acacia, dark teak, or reclaimed Cambodian hardwood with a deep stain that lets the light do the work. In a lighter timber, the effect softens and becomes more playful. Both are beautiful. We will show you samples of each before you decide.

The Money & Bitcoin Interior

Wealth has always been displayed. In some eras it was gold, in others it was land, and in ours it is often digital — numbers on a screen that most people will never actually see. That is part of what makes this interior so compelling. It takes the abstract and the invisible and makes them physical, glowing, and impossible to ignore. A wall of banknotes receding into the distance. A vault of gold bars. A circuit board lit from within, with a single Bitcoin symbol burning at the centre. These are tables for people who have built something and are not shy about it.

For the classic wealth expression, we build interiors from stacked banknotes — US dollars, riel, or a mix — arranged so the eye sees an endless vault. Add gold bars if the brief calls for it, or coins spilling across the floor of the scene. For something more restrained, we place a single ingot under glass. For the crypto client, the interior is built from mirror-printed circuit boards, fibre-optic traces, and glowing nodes, with a Bitcoin, Ethereum, or custom token symbol floating at the vanishing point. We can engrave a specific wallet address, a wallet QR code, or the ticker of a token you hold. A table that quietly contains the thing you believe in is a conversation piece at a different level.

This interior suits boardrooms, private offices, executive lounges, and homes where ambition is part of the architecture. It suits darker timbers best — a black-stained acacia or a deep teak that lets the gold and the glow do the work. For something warmer and more unexpected, a reclaimed Cambodian hardwood with visible grain under a gold-toned interior is genuinely stunning.

Every Nemora is built to your brief. If the scene you want is not on this list, describe it. If it can be imagined, we can almost certainly build it.

TThe Nature Interior

Water is the hardest thing to hold still. It moves, it reflects, it changes colour with the light. That is exactly what makes it such a powerful infinity interior — because when you capture a river or an ocean inside a table, you are capturing something that never stops moving in real life, frozen into an endless loop that the eye cannot resolve. The effect is hypnotic in a way that static scenes are not. People lean in. They trace the water with their finger. They ask how it is done.

We build oceans from layered resin in deep blues and greens, with a surface that suggests swell and movement rather than a flat plane. Some clients want the deep ocean — dark, still, almost black at the bottom. Others want a tropical reef, bright and alive with coral and fish suspended in clear blue. We build rivers as flowing bands of resin through timber, with the grain of the wood acting as the banks, and stones or pebbles cast into the resin for realism. Jungles are built from layered foliage, ferns and dappled light, so deep you feel you could walk into them. And the sky — open, clouded, or lit by a setting sun — brings a sense of horizon into a room that has none.

The sky is where this interior becomes something else entirely. A sky infinity panel mounted on a ceiling turns a bedroom, a bathroom, a spa, or a hotel suite into a place with no roof. You lie back and the ceiling opens. Clouds drift away from you into depth. Stars appear at the edges. It is the same engineering as a table, inverted, and it is one of the most striking installations we can build. If you have a ceiling you would like to disappear, tell us.

These interiors suit almost any timber, because the scene does the work. A pale rubberwood or mango wood frame keeps the piece light and lets the water colours dominate. A dark teak or acacia frame makes the water glow like something lit from beneath. Both work. We will show you samples of each before you decide.

The Wine Cellar Interior

There is a particular pleasure in a cellar. The cool air, the low light, the rows of bottles standing shoulder to shoulder in the dark, each one waiting for its moment. It is a place of patience and quiet wealth. Now imagine that entire cellar inside your table — a corridor of bottles receding into the distance, lit from above, growing smaller and smaller until the light gives out. It is the interior we build most often for people who entertain, and it never fails to start a conversation before the first glass is poured.

We build the wine cellar from miniature bottles, hand-finished and set into receding racks. The racks themselves can be dark timber, brick, stone or brushed metal, depending on the mood you want. The lighting is the key. A warm amber glow from above suggests candlelight and old cellars. A cooler white light reads as a modern temperature-controlled vault. Some clients ask for a single bottle to be spotlit, as if it is the one that matters. Others want the whole corridor glowing evenly. We can also build in detail that makes people look twice — a barrel in the corner, a tasting table at the far end, a stone archway framing the vanishing point, a wine glass sitting on a ledge.

For the serious collector, we can go further. If you have a bottle that matters — a first growth, an anniversary vintage, a wine from a year that means something to your family — we can recreate it inside the table, label and all. For restaurants, we can build an interior around your own wine list. For a private client, we can set the scene to match the cellar you actually own, so the table becomes a miniature of the room it sits in. And for clients who simply love wine without collecting it, the standard cellar corridor is beautiful on its own — deep, warm, and endlessly inviting.

This interior is made for people who entertain. It suits a dining room above all, but it also works in a bar, a private members' club, a restaurant, a hotel lounge, or a tasting room. It suits dark timber best — a deep-stained teak or a black-stained acacia, which lets the amber light do all the work. For something warmer, a reclaimed Cambodian hardwood with visible grain under a honey-toned interior gives a completely different feel — rustic rather than refined. Both are beautiful. We will show you samples before you choose.

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