Box coffee table, 90 x 90 x 27 cm, oak

Interface

C$2,044.00 C$2,272.00

Interface
Box coffee table
C$2,044.00 C$2,272.00


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Description

Interface’s Box table is a simple yet elegant companion to the sofa. Designed by Laura Seppänen, the minimalistic Box coffee tables are made of beautiful oak veneer, adding harmonious warmth to the décor. The Box tables look charming both alone and in various combinations, and they also go together seamlessly with Interface's modular Lollipop series. The Box table, made in Finland, is a sophisticated addition to both the living room and public spaces alike.

Colour
Lacquered oak
Length
35.43 in (90 cm)
Width
35.43 in (90 cm)
Height
10.63 in (27 cm)
Material
Lacquered oak veneer
Weight
79.37 lbs (36 kg)
Product ID
IF-BOX-CT-90X90X27-OAK

Laura Seppänen

Laura Seppänen is a multi-talented Finnish designer, known not only for her work as an interior and furniture designer but also as a stylist and an editor. Laura Seppänen founded her own Helsinki-based L/S Design Agency in 2015 and her minimalistic work has since been widely showcased in both domestic and international publications. 

With a focus on spatial, furniture and product design, Seppänen has also collaborated with, among others, Finnish furniture manufacturer Interface for whom she designed the modular Lollipop series.

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  • No potentially harmful chemicals used in own production
  • Positive impact on nature’s well-being through operations that regenerate natural ecosystems
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