In a world of designing for small spaces, I wanted to preserve the intimacy of sharing a meal together. This modular dining set tucks neatly away when not in use, yet unfolds into a welcoming table for two, balancing efficiency with connection. In an attempt to tackle my first furniture set, I learned how to tape resist paint perfect lines, craft precise duplicates of a singular product, and properly prime and paint wood for the first time. Blending geometric CNC prototyping with vintage diner aesthetics, the design brings both together in a way that still feels suitable for the average home decorator. My process moved through design, CNC milling, sanding, assembly, painting, and upholstering.