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About this product
Architonic ID: 20137330
SKU: CA-010005
Year of Launch: 2012
Dimensions: 40 x 37 x 45,5 cm| Material: laminated wood beech
Concept
The design of the Wedge Table originated from the idea of designer Andreas Kowalewski to create a three-dimensional table and stool construction made of flat wooden elements. The three interlocking legs create a solid structure and define the characteristic aesthetics of the side table. The spread position and the tapered legs concentrate the static tensions and counteract the tilting tendency of the table. The Wedge Table is certainly one of the most famous designs of recent times and is a recurrent theme in teaching and many well-known interior magazines. The side table is made of wood and is very stable, so that it can also be used as a stool for sitting for a short time. The Wedge Table is available in white, red and with ash veneer.
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Specifications
Material
Base engineered wood, Composite material, Tabletop coated / laminated, Tabletop engineered wood, Wood
Variants
3
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Design files
5
Distributors
Designers
Andreas Kowalewski
Netherlands
The Berlin-born designer Andreas Kowalewski was initially trained as a carpenter before he began studying industrial design at the Folkwang University of the Arts in Essen. Prior to founding his own design studio, Kowalewski worked as a design director in the consumer electronics field and was based in the Netherlands and China. The studio was founded in 2016 as an interdisciplinary design studio based in Amsterdam and relocated to Hamburg (Germany) in 2017. Kowalewski’s work encompasses a wide range of creative services in furniture, lighting, consumer electronics and strategic design consulting. From the beginning, the studio has collaborated with several internationally renowned brands and won many international design awards. His work focuses on creating contemporary and meaningful solutions for everyday life, reducing complexity in form and function and transforming it into objects with personality and sustainable use of materials.
