The Drop Leaf Lounge Table adapts to any surrounding, a beautifully versatile piece designed by duo Hvidt & Mølgaard for &Tradition. The Drop Leaf Lounge Table is made from milled solid wood and is an easily foldable design.

Samuel Wilkinson’s Hoof table was mainly inspired by feet sharpened at the ends which create striking yet functional images. The term hoof comes from the defensive portion of ungulate animals ‘ feet. Unlike other tables, the leg ends of Hoof are kept in natural wood so that the paint can not be tamed or knocked during cleaning. By reversing the normal production cycle, the foot details are produced. The majority of furniture with a painted portion and a natural component is mounted, masked and painted initially. Hoof is first painted and then removed to expose the natural straw.

The In Between chair was the first chair to be introduced to the furniture stable & tradition and Kallio reinterpreted several elements of the chair when designing the table. For starters, the curvature of the circular table reminds one of the negative space of the back rest of the chair. The angles of the legs of the table also represent the corners of the chair legs. The legs of the table were created using wood turning technique, conventional wood-shaping technique.

The chair In Between was the first chair to be added to the furniture stable, and Kallio interpreted some aspects of the chair again during the table’s development. For example, the curvature of the circular table recalls the negative space in the form of the chair’s backrest. Similarly, the corners of the legs match the corners of the legs in the chair. The legs of the table were created using woodturning, a common process utilizing wood-forming timbers.

For various purposes, a table is where different people come together. Meet and talk about a topic. To accept, disagree or only laugh and have shared fun in company s. It’s the vision for merging individuals, concepts and elements that is at the heart of Mezcla–an innovative blend of different materials that is a Spanish designer Jaime Hayon table concept.

The Spanish term is Mezcla,— Hayon states — mixture explicitly to Mezcla. It captures for me the very essence of people and dynamic design elements-in a collection of tables that could meet and greet objects, shapes and colors, so to speak.

The Danish word for presence, Naervaer, is the idea that invites you to be present at the heart of this simple table by Norm Architects. Whether it’s a chat or an intimate meal, there’s all you’re looking for personally and right now. Interestingly, Naervaer architecture is as basic as that it doesn’t enforce its own space presence. Naervaer promulgated comprising a powder-coated, circular stainless steel base and cylindrical stem that houses a round or square laminate tabletop. Don’t overlook the oak veneer along the top of the table, a detail that could easily get into a corner or a crowded space. You can concentrate on the space and the people who fill it.

The ability to relax and enjoy the company of others is implied in the idea of lounging. With Jaime Hayon’s large lounge edition of the Palette table, we’ve has increased your chances for interesting exchanges and experiences. With a multi-tiered table where various forms, sizes, colors and textures combine. In this convincing collage of textures, beauty is everywhere. Start with the choice of walnut or black ash along with black marble and brass polished with satin. The effect is understated and subtle, combining wood’s warmth with marble’s patterned surface in contrast to the satin-polished brass’s silky effect.

Two types, sizes and materials combine to create a cozy enclave with the Palette side table by Jaime Hayon. The Palette side table creates a single look in an environment with different lingos of look, whether with a sofa or a nightclub, on the entry, bar, reception or in a part of an interior show.

By adding the color and imaginative shapes of old painted wooden toys, Mia Hamborg brings new meaning to the traditional Nordic art practice of turning wood. Wherever you want to place this fine piece of furniture and be genuinely Northern and Democratic, you can also agree on the table’s form, colors and height. & This fine table has one more essential feature than any other: bringing happiness.