A Flat Sheet Folds into a Table with Kirigami Cuts
Matthew Lim made objects from flat materials using kirigami cuts and folds, including a phone grip and a table. The table uses plywood and 3D-printed hinges to lock into different shapes.
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Instead of assembling a table, you almost unfold it.