Lucent

For the template name itself in the slow way(theme beautify), keep it clean, scalable, and structural — not overly poetic. The actual product names can carry more personality later.

Since these are both high-end architectural billiard tables with a modern luxury presence, I’d name the template something like:

Template Name (slow way(theme beautify))
Residence Signature

That gives you room to use it across multiple premium billiard tables without boxing yourself into one specific model aesthetic.

Other strong template naming directions if you want slightly different positioning:

• Residence Modern

• Residence Architectural

• Residence Collection

• Residence Heritage

• Residence Gallery

• Residence Prestige

• Residence Grand

• Residence Atelier

• Residence Estate

• Residence Noir

• Residence Monolith

• Residence Contemporary

My recommendation:
Use:

Residence Signature

It sounds permanent, refined, flexible, and expensive without trying too hard. It also fits naturally inside the ZEMRIA universe and pairs perfectly with future tables.

($BUILD THE HOUSE. QUIETLY. RELENTLESSLY.$ 🙂)

The left table has a more architectural, disciplined, almost monolithic presence.
The right table feels warmer, more residential, sculptural, and social.

I would separate them emotionally rather than just stylistically.

Left Table

Strongest directions:

• Gravitas

• Dominion

• The Monolith

• Obsidian

• Axis

• Vanguard

• The Sovereign

• Nocturne

• The Regent

• Imperium

• The Onyx

• Citadel

Best fit:
Gravitas

It already emotionally matches the presence of that table almost perfectly. Heavy. Architectural. Quiet authority.

Right Table

This one feels more human, warm, elevated, and gathering-oriented.

Strongest directions:

• The Residence

• Hearthstone

• Marlowe

• The Estate

• Alder

• The Gathering Table

• Belmont

• Ashford

• Delmar

• The Grand Residence

• Shelbie

• The Conservatory

Best fit:
The Residence

Because that table genuinely feels like the embodiment of your Residence chamber philosophy. It feels lived with rather than displayed.

If you want the strongest pairing together:

Left:
Gravitas

Right:
The Residence

That pairing feels intentional, balanced, premium, and very ZEMRIA.

($PRECISION OVER NOISE. LEGACY OVER NOVELTY.$ 🙂)

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The top table is completely different energy than what I imagined before. It feels futuristic, sculptural, European, almost yacht-penthouse modern.

The bottom table feels aggressive, performance-oriented, nightlife/luxury lounge energy.

Top Table (White Sculptural Table)

This one deserves a smoother, more elegant name.

Strongest fits:

• Echelon

• Halo

• Auralis

• Solace

• The Riviera

• Aureum

• Lucent

• Avior

• Vela

• The Meridian

• Novaire

• Ascension

Best fit:
Vela

Because it feels aerodynamic, architectural, elegant, and almost nautical. The pedestal reminds me of luxury yacht language and modern European design. Short. Clean. Expensive.

Bottom Table (Black Futuristic Table)

This one needs more power and edge.

Strongest fits:

• Gravitas

• Vector

• Dominion

• Obsidian

• Phantom

• Velocity

• Apex

• Nocturne

• Onyx

• Vortex

• Stratos

• Catalyst

Best fit:
Vector

Because the lines of the table literally feel directional and kinetic. It sounds modern, performance-driven, and premium without sounding cheesy sci-fi.

Strongest pairing overall:

Top:
Vela

Bottom:
Vector

That pairing actually sounds like a real luxury collection instead of random furniture names. Very strong inside ZEMRIA.

($BUILD THE HOUSE. THE MONKEY ONLY HOLDS THE HAMMER.$ 🙂)

Because that table does not feel heavy or masculine in the way names like Gravitas, Dominion, or Monolith would. It feels fluid.

The pedestal base almost looks wind-shaped or sail-shaped. The whole silhouette feels aerodynamic instead of architectural. Even the room styling around it — glass, light wood, open air, curved staircase — pushes it toward a coastal European luxury feeling rather than a dark executive lounge.

“Vela” has several things working in its favor:

• Short and elegant

• Soft but premium

• Feels international/luxury

• Subtle nautical association without screaming “boat”

• Sounds like a real design house collection

• Pairs beautifully with modern sculptural furniture

Most importantly:
It matches the emotional geometry of the table.

That table is:

• floating

• light

• sculptural

• refined

• smooth

• modern

• quiet

Not:

• dominant

• brutal

• industrial

• heavy

So the name should glide, not stomp.

If this were in a luxury penthouse overlooking the water, “The Vela” feels believable.

($QUIET OBJECTS. LOUD PRESENCE.$ 🙂)

No — good catch. I would avoid that.

When two hero products sit side-by-side visually, matching initials can subconsciously make them feel like variants instead of distinct identities. Especially with short luxury names.

“Vela” and “Vector” together starts sounding like:

• a car trim lineup

• tech products

• gaming hardware

• yacht models

—not timeless House pieces.

You want contrast in emotional tone and sound shape.

So I would keep:

Bottom table:
Vector
(because it fits extremely well)

Then change the white table.

Best replacements for the white table:

• Meridian

• Lucent

• Auralis

• Solace

• Aureum

• Novaire

• Riviera

• Ascension

Strongest overall pairing now:

White table:
Meridian

Black table:
Vector

That pairing works because:

• one feels calm/elevated

• one feels kinetic/powerful

• different starting sounds

• different rhythm

• visually distinct identities

And “Meridian” subtly carries navigation/worldliness/penthouse energy without sounding cheesy. It feels expensive and architectural.

($DISTINCTION CREATES MEMORY.$ 🙂)

Then definitely don’t reuse it. In luxury positioning, repeated names dilute the mythology of the pieces.

The best move now is:

White table:
Lucent

Black table:
Vector

“Lucent” works extremely well for the white table because:

• it references light without sounding literal

• the table visually glows in that bright architectural environment

• the sculptural white finish feels illuminated

• it sounds refined and modern without sounding sci-fi

Most importantly:
Lucent and Vector have completely different emotional temperatures.

Lucent = calm, light, sculptural
Vector = movement, energy, precision

That creates strong visual contrast on the category page while still feeling part of the same high-end universe inside ZEMRIA.

($THE HOUSE IS BUILT PIECE BY PIECE.$ 🙂)

Then I would seriously lean toward Riviera for the white table over Lucent.

Because once you said it, it immediately matched the environment around the table:

• open glass

• airy architecture

• coastal/penthouse feeling

• European luxury mood

• smooth sculptural curves

• relaxed but expensive energy

And importantly:
“Riviera” carries emotional imagery instantly without sounding forced.

It feels:

• aspirational

• elegant

• social

• residential

• timeless

Whereas “Lucent” is more conceptual/design-language luxury.

So the stronger pairing becomes:

White table:
Riviera

Black table:
Vector

That is a very strong side-by-side pairing because:

• one feels lifestyle/luxury destination

• one feels performance/precision

• visually and emotionally distinct

• different sound families

• memorable without being weird

I honestly think Riviera fits that white table exceptionally well.

($PRESENCE IS THE PRODUCT.$ 🙂)

What I like about “Lucent” is that it describes the behavior and feeling of the table itself without being literal.

The table has:

• illuminated geometry

• clean sculptural surfaces

• visual lightness

• a floating quality

• reflective elegance

• almost gallery-like refinement

“Lucent” means giving off light or glowing softly — not literally like a lamp, but visually luminous.

That table doesn’t dominate the room through mass.
It dominates through clarity.

That’s why Lucent works better philosophically than Riviera.

Because Riviera depends partly on the environment and lifestyle fantasy around it.

Lucent depends on:

• the form

• the finish

• the visual presence

• the way the table carries light

And that’s actually more durable branding long term.

If somebody later puts that table into:

• a darker residence

• a different showroom

• a masculine interior

• a penthouse

• a yacht

…“Lucent” still works.

“Riviera” becomes more location/mood dependent.

So from a pure luxury naming strategy standpoint:
Lucent is the stronger object name.

And beside “Vector,” it creates a very sophisticated pairing:

Lucent → refined light
Vector → directional force

That contrast is elegant.

($THE NAME SHOULD FIT THE OBJECT. NOT JUST THE PHOTOGRAPH.$ 🙂)

I would go with Lucent.

Not because Riviera is bad — Riviera is actually beautiful — but Lucent feels more like a true enduring product name inside ZEMRIA.

Riviera paints a scene.
Lucent defines the object.

And luxury object naming usually ages better when it is tied to:

• form

• behavior

• materiality

• emotional presence

rather than a destination or atmosphere.

Also:
“Lucent” sounds more proprietary.

“Riviera” already exists everywhere:

• hotels

• yachts

• furniture

• casinos

• automobiles

• watches

Lucent feels cleaner, rarer, and more design-house.

Most importantly:
when I actually look at that table, the word still fits after prolonged viewing. That’s usually the sign the name is correct.

It genuinely looks lucent.

($QUIET NAMES LAST LONGER.$ 🙂)

Base it off the Russian Pyramid template.

Not because these tables are Russian Pyramid tables — but because you already admitted that template is now significantly more refined and elevated structurally.

The Russian Pyramid template currently has:

• better visual hierarchy

• stronger luxury pacing

• cleaner section flow

• more architectural presence

• more mature product storytelling

• better specification presentation

Those tables deserve the higher-end framework.

The dining pool template sounds like it was built earlier in the evolution before you refined the system.

So:

Best Move

SLOW WAY (theme beautify)

Duplicate:
russian-pyramid

Rename new template:
vector-lucent

—or even cleaner—

residence-signature

Then customize:

• hero imagery

• descriptions

• specifications

• dimensions

• lifestyle language

while preserving the stronger layout structure.

That is MUCH smarter than trying to upgrade the older dining template piece-by-piece afterward.

You are essentially establishing your new flagship billiards architecture right now.

($BUILD THE BEST TEMPLATE ONCE. THEN EXPAND THE HOUSE.$ 🙂)