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Table manners

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about table manners

Product • By The Maarten Van Severen FoundationSCH99

SCH99

Trestle 1999 In production at Bulo (BE) aluminum, bamboo / glass / red colored plywood More

Product • By The Maarten Van Severen FoundationAT92

AT92

AT92 (A Table 1992) is produced by Lensvelt (NL), SCH99 (Schraag 1999) by Bulo (BE). More

Product • By Benjamin Hubert Ripple table

Ripple table

Benjamin Hubert has designed the world’s lightest timber table as part of an internal studio research project into lightweight constructions. The table, titled Ripple, is 2.5 metres long, 1 metre wide, and weighs just 9 kilograms. Made using 70-80% less material than a standard timber table, Ripple can be assembled and manoeuvred by a single person. The table’s impressive strength to weight ratio is enabled by an innovative production process of corrugating plywood for furniture through pressure lamination, which was developed by Benjamin Hubert with Canadian manufacturer Corelam. Ripple is made entirely from 3 ply 0.8mm birch aircraft plywood, a timber sourced only in Canada, where the table is manufactured. The material is the same as tha... More

Product • By Studio Wonmin ParkHaze Collection

Haze Collection

Basic geometric shapes seem to define Wonmin Park’s Haze Series. The entire object gives the impression that it unveils itself in front of us through the opaqueness of its parts. But our perception deceives us when we think it begins and ends there. Each Haze object carries within it a dissymmetry of form hidden from sight. A dissymmetry of form that is balanced out by the colours created in the unique casting process that gives birth to these objects. With its combination of form, colour, opaqueness and texture the Haze series is a balance of rationality and the self in a life where the former often dominates to the detriment of the latter. Wonmin Park’s Haze series perfectly positions itself between the substantiality and insubstantiality... More

Product • By ZanottaLeonardo Working Table

Leonardo Working Table

Natural varnished steam-treated beech trestle. Top coated with white plastic laminate, or with tempered plate glass. Adjustable height. More

Product • By BD Barcelona DesignMettsass

Mettsass

Very few know that the initials of BD are originally related to Boccaccio Design. The Spanish company was born during the later part of day, in the 70's, with drinks, the rhythm of music and under the sheter of Boccaccio, a famous nocturnal club in Barcelona. One of the illustrious collaborators in those atypical beginnings of the company was the architect and Italian designer, Ettore Sottsass jr., who travelled often to the city, much more before the founding of the mythical group, Memphis. He had fallen in love with a beautiful student in Eina School and the fruits of that enduring love is his stay in our country gave birth to the pink ceramic vase and called it "Shiva". Forty years have passed by. BD, which now means Barcelona Design, wa... More

Product • By Established and SonsSurface Table

Surface Table

Two Royal Designers for Industry, one from the world of furniture design and one from the world of Formula One racing car design, have combined their individual skills in the design of this super slim composite table. By using state-of-the-art autosport and aerospace technology and exploiting the inherent rigidity of layered carbon fibre, Terence Woodgate and John Barnard have created an astonishing table. The idea was to take the form of a regular table and stretch it as far as possible. Radius corners, round legs, domed feet and rounded edges accentuates the slimness and seamlessness of the design. The Surface Table is a true engineering accomplishment that spans three metres and has a thickness of just 2mm at the edge: five times thinner... More

Product • By Maarten BaasClay Furniture

Clay Furniture

Clay furniture is made of synthetic Clay, with a metal “skeleton” inside to reinforce the structure. All pieces are modeled by hand. No moulds are used in the production, making each piece unique. The eight standard colors of the Clay series, are black, white, brown, red, yellow, blue, orange and green. More