Gap Side Table
Inspired by the traditional manufacturing techniques for marble furniture, renowned Japanese design studio Nendo has envisioned the Gap Side Table as a statuesque marble block. Featuring precise and harmonious proportions, the form of the table is a direct reference to the way marble manufacturing begins: by cutting marble slabs from a larger block. In typical fashion of the designer, there is a subtle twist within the object giving it a unique appearance. The rectilinear form of the table has been cut with a notch that becomes a functional place to insert books and magazines. This opening creates a unique form that adds intrigue to the side table. The design is intentionally compact yet stabilized by its hefty weight and the narrow top is a perfect place to effortlessly rest a coffee mug or a pair of eye-glasses. Additionally, as there is no unfinished side, the table may be placed in any way. The Gap Side Table is available in white Carrara or black Marquinia versions.
Inspired by the traditional manufacturing techniques for marble furniture, renowned Japanese design studio Nendo has envisioned the Gap Side Table as a statuesque marble block. Featuring precise and harmonious proportions, the form of the table is a direct reference to the way marble manufacturing begins: by cutting marble slabs from a larger block. In typical fashion of the designer, there is a subtle twist within the object giving it a unique appearance. The rectilinear form of the table has been cut with a notch that becomes a functional place to insert books and magazines. This opening creates a unique form that adds intrigue to the side table. The design is intentionally compact yet stabilized by its hefty weight and the narrow top is a perfect place to effortlessly rest a coffee mug or a pair of eye-glasses. Additionally, as there is no unfinished side, the table may be placed in any way. The Gap Side Table is available in white Carrara or black Marquinia versions.
Original: $4,892.25
-65%$4,892.25
$1,712.29Description
Inspired by the traditional manufacturing techniques for marble furniture, renowned Japanese design studio Nendo has envisioned the Gap Side Table as a statuesque marble block. Featuring precise and harmonious proportions, the form of the table is a direct reference to the way marble manufacturing begins: by cutting marble slabs from a larger block. In typical fashion of the designer, there is a subtle twist within the object giving it a unique appearance. The rectilinear form of the table has been cut with a notch that becomes a functional place to insert books and magazines. This opening creates a unique form that adds intrigue to the side table. The design is intentionally compact yet stabilized by its hefty weight and the narrow top is a perfect place to effortlessly rest a coffee mug or a pair of eye-glasses. Additionally, as there is no unfinished side, the table may be placed in any way. The Gap Side Table is available in white Carrara or black Marquinia versions.
