Galaxy Orbit Dining Table — One-of-a-Kind Resin Art Piece

Roswell has always said she takes her surroundings, her city lights, her reflections — all of it — captive. This table is proof. Born from the same impulse that sent her pouring resin over canvas and building dimensional wall sculptures from atomic-era shapes, this piece asked a bigger question: what if the art became the table itself? What if you could sit down inside a galaxy every single morning? The surface tells the story of two worlds meeting. Above, a soft iridescent lavender — the haze of a desert dawn, the glow of a Vegas hotel corridor — bleeds into the deep, saturated blue of open space below. Scattered across that deep blue, gold erupts in constellations of splatter, each droplet catching the light like a memory you can't quite place but can't stop returning to. And at the center, six orbital rings radiate from a single starburst point — the same atomic geometry Roswell has chased since she first stood in front of a Googie diner sign and felt something click into place. The brass tulip base grounds it all — a nod to the mid-century optimism that runs through everything she makes, the belief that design should lift you, that beauty should be lived in, not roped off. This table was made to be touched, to be gathered around, to hold coffee cups and late-night conversations and the quiet morning light. It was made the way Roswell makes everything: like someone who will never stop experimenting.