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Architonic ID: 20060538
SKU: 0213
Bekendstellingsjaar: 2006
M5 Table
Strong, easily assembled and instantly usable the M5 Table finds its stability in an engineered form more commonly employed in bridge building. Inspiration struck designers Matt Edmonds and Pam West as they passed under a bridge on the M5 motorway. Built to withstand the many varied functions that a table takes on during its extended lifespan, you can trust this table to be both dependable and tough.
Dimensions
L1700mm × D800mm × H745mm
L2200mm × D900mm × H745mm
Materials
Birch plywood, clear lacquer, high-pressure laminate
Colours
Laminates: Black, green, white, yellow
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Produkspesifikasies
Material
Base engineered wood, Tabletop engineered wood, Wood
Ontwerplêers
4
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Ontwerpers
Frank
United Kingdom
Frank is a London based design studio run by Pam West and Matt Edmonds since 2001. They set up their practice after working informally together for some time having met at Buckinghamshire college in 1995 while studying furniture + related product design. Both partners went on to complete an MA in furniture design before leaving Bucks. Franks approach can be defined as a way of thinking that can result in many varied outcomes. This allows great flexibility within their range of work, which transcends scale and includes furniture, product, interior and exhibition design - a catwalk for Markus Lupfers’ s/s 2002 collection staged at the Royal Opera House, a bespoke fashion retail interior in Manchester and a set of 8 disposable drinkmats - are illustrations of their diverse projects. They demand clarity, coherence + beauty and employ a rigorous pragmatism that ensures the resulting products are beautifully detailed, and well proportioned but not for their own sake. There is a reason for everything they design and everything must work well, their practice is not pre-occupied with style. The importance of ideas is crucial to Frank and remains at the core of every project.
