Showing posts with label table. Show all posts
Showing posts with label table. Show all posts
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Table Design | Lime | Stephanie Jasny
LIMES derived from the image of a mathematical function. Similar to a curve which is steadily approaching zero, this decrease is transfered to the edge of a tabletop. The larger the diameter, the thinner the edge. The surface curvature at the bottom of the tabletop offers enough space for the legs. Without any additional screws the legs can be inserted into the tabletop.
A special 3-D veneer covers both sides of the tabletop.......more
Friday, June 3, 2011
Table Design | Pebble Table | Shai Akram + Andrew Haythornthwaite
A cluster of tables made by the intervening with the common industrial processes of tube bending and CNC cutting. Small changes in the usual way elements are joined together creates branch like hooks and table tops are cut in flowing pebble outlines with an edge softened by a radius........more
Friday, May 13, 2011
Table Design | The E8 table | Mathias Hahn
The E8 table is based on an observation of an impromptu composed piece of war time furniture that ended up as a dining table. The long and narrow format allows it to be used as an every-day work and kitchen table, where temporary items such as laptops or paperwork can easily sidestep during meal times. With its overhangs it serves as a twelve person dining table........more
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Treasury Table Designed By Lucie Koldova
This table has been developed to contain all the necessary things while staying pure and clean. Things, hidden and well organised under the desk in the drawers, provide you a better orientation during your work. The table has been produced out of varnished wood with a translucent mat surfaced glass desk. This table serves not only for storing stationery and your personal treasure but also for larger sizes of paper and drawings. Next to writing tools, the drawers are conceived specially for the standard sizes of paper from A5 up to A2.........more
Sunday, April 17, 2011
Hollow Utility Table By Brave Space Design
"Our Hollow line of furniture reveals the potential interiors in each piece. Designed to provide versatility in any home, this "open-ended" utility table is perfect for the kitchen, dining or entryway setting. Clean lines and contrasting tones of dark and light Bamboo are used to show volume and accentuate negative space. The smooth surface is treated with an Organic Herbal Oil and a durable Non-Toxic Water Based Finish. Custom sizes are available."......Brave Space Design
Friday, February 25, 2011
log seating/tables | Brothers Dressler


Walnut legs are mechanically affixed to these odd ball cast away stumps salvaged off an abandoned lot during the city services strike of 2009 when the tree dump was closed, others are from the tree dump or were found up north. The stumps gain new life with their legs and butterfly joints keeping their splits in check......more
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Side Table | Meeraboo-2007 ST-1| Victor Vetterlein


The ‘Meeraboo-2007 ST-1’ side table, with its built in light source and storage compartment, explores the notion of integrated systems where the design components having contradicting qualities.
For the ‘Meeraboo-2007 ST-1’ side table, there is a dichotomy between the curvilinear lower portion of the table, and the hard edge linear shape of the tabletop. Reminiscent of the hermit crab that takes possession of abandoned items on the ocean floor for camouflage and protection, the organic lower portion of the side table appears to be clinging to the underside of the table. A vertical vent stack protruding through the tabletop plane suggests reconfiguration and adaptation to the new union. What were once two very different objects has merged into a unified entity. The ‘Meeraboo-2007 ST-1’ side table is designed to be adjacent to an entry doorway. The built in light source illuminates a golden orb that in turn baths the entry with a warm glow. The orb also serves as a storage compartment for precious items such as keys, wallets, and jewelry. The table is 36” high, 36” wide, and 12” deep. The material composition is fiberglass, wood, and metal with a high gloss white finish. The interior of the orb is finished in high gloss gold lacquer, and this carries through the vent stack where golden light casts an ellipse on the ceiling of a room.....more
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Table # 28 By Christoph Boeninger For Articolo


Table # 28 was conceptualized strictly along its mail order distribution system: The small side table is made of profiled aluminum sheet metal, thus weighing only 3 pounds. Its compact geometric shape reinforces the shipping carton from the inside, saving packing material and additional weight.
The New York Times wrote about the design: "Encouraging the Table to Command the Spotlight". In 2008, Articolo permissioned an exclusive sales-licence to MoMA for USA and Japan......more
Sunday, February 6, 2011
Table | Clip | Jonas Forsman | Blastation


Clip is a light weight folding table in three sizes. Clip can be used in canteens, offices, meeting-rooms and many other locations. Use our design tool to create a setting with Clip. Unlike many other folding tables, no clasps or screws are needed to fold up Clip. The technique Jonas Forsman has used is as ingenious as it is simple: a collapsible tension leg in a self-locking plastic snap. This means that the table is very stable in the folded position and is equally suited in environments where it never needs to be folded for storage.
In 2006 Clip was awarded with the red dot design award: product design........more
Sunday, December 26, 2010
Solitaire | Low chair with Table for OFFECCT | Designed By Alfredo Haeberli


Solitaire is an upholstered monomaterial piece. It is free-standing and could face in any direction. Its character and important typology is the "fusion" of a low chair with a small table. It is in a way an evolution of the auditorium chair with a writing arm. Solitaire is a low chair with a small table for writing, reading, or eating. And a possible answer to our way of having meetings today. I also designed a second Solitaire with a deep back to use as a shelf.......more
Star Series Furnitures By Samwoong Lee


Human and human, human and nature. All these things live by depending on each other.The self is able to feel its own existence and be formed only through the existence of others.
This work also tries to express the formation of shape as each objects are gathered to depend on and support each other.....more
Saturday, December 25, 2010
Nature Morte ( Bowl) Dining Table And Chairs By Sebastian E


NATURE MORTE (BOWL) DINING TABLE AND CHAIRS 2004
(Structural series)
Plywood, metal bonders, polyurethane finish
45” x 24” x 10” Bowl Table was designed to preserve for new generations the old tradition of placing a decorative bowl with fruit in the middle of the dinning table. Like the rest it is sold signed and numbered as a limited edition piece for collectors.....more
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Seat/Table | Taille designed by Surya Graf


Through a simple rotation the Taille can become either a comfortable seat or a table. Inspired by the small spaces of inner-city apartment living, that need to be easily adapted for changing uses, the form of the design is almost a sketch outline of what a chair or table should be. This simplicity of form, with the thin edge profile and internal void, creates a piece that is visually lightweight. Constructed from a continuous band of bent plywood the design is extremely strong and easily moved. It is currently proposed to produce the Taille in either a clear natural finish or a black varnish finish, with other painted colour finishes available on request......more
Delete Tables by Martin Sprouse Furniture


A mistaken cut on a model led to deleting sections of these generic square tables, giving them unique but related identities. This concept was enhanced with two distinct material applications: a Corian spine, which provides the table's structure and creates storage for magazines, as well as a solid walnut skin.......more
Table Design | The Marsh designed by DESU Design


The Marsh is surprisingly practical, with a generous surface, and voids that provide space to display books (or hide remotes). The volume is crafted from 14-gauge steel, seamlessly welded and finished smooth. The piece is then finished with DESU bone white, architectural grade polyester powder coat. Each piece is handmade exclusively in our Brooklyn, NY studios and is signed and stamped with the DESU insignia.
Friday, November 12, 2010
The Cross Table By Velichko Velikov For Pured


The CROSS table is a dining table for four people, made from wood, plywood or MDF. It is contemporary and totally ecological concept point to be easy to carry and assemble. The construction is based on one simple and elegant element - the leg of the table fitted with four bolts. The top surface is a clear glass, but can be ordered with decoration or solid worktop as well. The possible colors - Red, Black, White, Gray or natural wood. Available on request. The glass top used is made of toughened (tempered) glass top with 120 cm diameter and 10 mm thickness.
Velichko Velikov
Pured
Saturday, November 6, 2010
Skin Collection By Nacho Carbonell
In the Skin furniture, a thin, closely adhering and elastic layer allows the user to place objects underneath it. This layer adapts and takes the form of the objects, creating spontaneous contours that lead your curiosity to discover what hides beneath them. Nacho wants us to become playful and child-like: “You’ll feel like playing hide and seek!” he says and follows on to explain why he chose for the unconventional leg heights, “it’s all about changing the point of view, one’s way of perceiving things”.....more
Sunday, October 17, 2010
4140 Table By Martin Sprouse Furniture


Exploring the idea that a table can look different from all views, 4140 breaks from past rectilinear designs with a random combination of angles and slants. The table's resin surface rests on a cross sectional solid walnut frame. The natural wood grain follows the design's horizontal lines and various cantilevers, creating the appearance of lightness and transparency.
Used as a client's primary living room table, 4140's asymmetrical form offers a number of placement options, each subtly changing the area's spatial dynamic.....more
Wednesday, October 13, 2010
Blow up bamboo collection by Alessi Designed By Fernando + Humberto Campana


The blow up bamboo collection is a new proposal in different material of the same product in the “blow up” series that the fratelli campana designed for alessi in 2003 made of mirrored stainless steel sticks with a diameter of 5 mm, welded together. The sticks in bamboo are tied together by hand using natural raffia that is soaked in glue, which is also natural.
The drying of the binding provides a collection of raffia that further strengthens the bond. the bamboo that is used is previously smoked for hygienic reasons and in order to dry it out to make it more stable in time. The type of binding and the structure of the pieces resembles the immense framework for building extraordinary technical performances made completely with this type of wood. In respect to the counterparts in steel, other than being resistant are also lighter and give the objects a pleasing flexibility. dimensions:
centerpiece: 25.5”w x 5.8”h x 26.5”d
fruit basket: 14.8”w x 12.5”h x 13.8”d
table: 17.8”dia. x 17.3”h
magazine rack: 18”w x 13.8”h x 11.3”d
Fernando & Humberto Campana website
Alessi website
Unicahome website
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