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'Kona'
Flat-Pack Table System with a Cast Aluminium Corner
The Corner is the
Whole System



The Standardised Cast Corner Allows:
One cast corner drives the entire system
Any leg size, top shape or span length
Flat-packs and assembles in minutes
Every part is repairable and replaceable

How the Corner Works

Tabletop
Stretcher
Corner Bracket
Leg
The entire table assembles with 8 bolts and two hex keys.

What One Corner Can Build:
The same joint builds a coffee table, a side table or a desk. Just change the span, the legs and the top.

Circular centre table

Rectangular coffee table

Desk / study table

Bold: smoked glass and walnut

Minimal: frosted glass and ash

Playful: red-stained ash

The Making Process




1. Ideation
1. Ideation
Frequently asked questions
Who is Ansh Gunjan Trivedi?
Ansh Gunjan Trivedi is an industrial and product designer based in Ahmedabad, India. He's a product design student at CEPT University whose work spans hardware, furniture, wearables, and phygital products — from the Thought Catcher (a Raspberry Pi voice device featured in TechRadar and Raspberry Pi Official Magazine) to Kona (a flat-pack modular coffee table) and Btnd. (a mechanical sewing shortcut for tailors).
What does Ansh Gunjan Trivedi design?
Industrial and product design across multiple domains — physical AI devices, furniture systems, mechanical products, wearables, and phygital experiences. His work sits at the intersection of deep technology, hands-on prototyping, and design that feels effortless to the user. Currently designing drone PODs and products for BonV Aero, India's pioneer in heavylift defence UAVs.
Where has Ansh Gunjan Trivedi's work been featured?
His Thought Catcher project has been featured in TechRadar, Raspberry Pi Official Magazine, Hackster.io, XDA Developers, and Trusted Reviews. His broader body of work — including Kona, Btnd., Membo, the Tabla Wearable, and a frameless umbrella with awarded IP rights — is documented on anshtrivedi.com.
What is Ansh Gunjan Trivedi studying?
Ansh is a product design student at CEPT University in Ahmedabad. Before CEPT, he grew up between Mumbai, Japan, and Singapore, building LEGO contraptions, DIY gadgets, and short films — a curiosity-driven making practice that continues to shape his design work.
Who influences Ansh Gunjan Trivedi's design?
Teenage Engineering — the Swedish design studio behind the OP-1 and Pocket Operator series — is a strong influence. Their belief that the most important feature of a product is whether it makes you creative is central to his approach.
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