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Colour Wood Dining 95 Dot (Natural Dot)
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Colour Wood Dining 95 Dot (Natural Dot)
About this product
Architonic ID: 1299515
SKU: D342F7ZAD
Year of Launch: 2014
Dimensions (W x D x H): 950 x 926 x 740 mm
Material: Japanese Chestnut with LVL Core (Table Top) + Japanese Chestnut (Leg)
Color / Finishing: 'Realcoat' Printed Pattern (Table Top) + Grain Beige / Transparent Color (Leg) + Clear Coating
Printed patterns on table top: Natural Dot
Product Variations
Colors: 95 Dot (Natural Dot), 95 Grid (Gray Grid), 95 Plain (Pale Natural)
Concept
The 14-sided dining table with its characteristic, barrel-shaped base is printed with a transparent pattern, using a cutting-edge technique and representing contemporary design being superimposed on traditional craft techniques. The design of the pattern, which is characteristic of Scholten & Baijings, interacts with the texture of the wood and takes on the appearance of a transparent tablecloth. The table comes in two sizes, seating 2~4 and 4~6 people respectively and can be easily dismounted for transportation.
The plain version of the table comes in naturally whitened chestnut wood.
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Material
Base solid wood, Chestnut, Tabletop solid wood, Wood
Variants
2
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3
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Designers
Scholten & Baijings
Netherlands
tefan Scholten and Carole Baijings have worked as a young designing duo since 2000. Before then, Stefan Scholten was involved in the renowned duo Copray & Scholten. All of their work is characterised by restrained design and an eye for detail. In addition to a large number of trend-setting project-based assignments, they also develop free products and have been working for Gelderland on the 6900 series since 2005. The minimalist design of this furniture blends in seamlessly with the Gelderland collection. Other examples of their work can be seen in the Amsterdam Stedelijk Museum and the Central Museum in Utrecht. © Gelderland Groep