Poole Dining TableOriginally designed to complement GRT Architects renovation of an early 20th century building designed by Thomas Henry Poole, this suite of tables continues our exploration of modest materials coupled with fine craftsmanship, bold color, and unexpected proportions. The tabletops are constructed of plywood sandwiched between two layers of high pressure laminate. Leaving the 2 thick edges exposed, the plywood echoes the appearance of certain cuts of

protecting the precious source

marble or covered in fabric

and deliberately lightweight

which provides better resistance to corrosion

design duo Hvidt & Mølgaard devised Drop Leaf in 1956

ideal for both domestic use and public spaces

recreated with recycled wool and accented with lurex threads

the plywood echoes the appearance of certain cuts of solid wood

made of steam bent beech

creating a soft glow that gradually fades towards the opening

The Matera family is designed for contract areas with the intention of creating informal chairs that become islands of conversation

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