Frame table, oak

Nikari

from  C$8,287.00 C$9,208.00

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Nikari
Frame table
from  C$8,287.00 C$9,208.00



Description

Nikari’s Frame table is a simple yet eye-catching piece of furniture that is equally suitable for dining and office use. The Frame table was designed by British architect John Pawson, who originally developed the prototype of the table for his own farm in England. The robust solid wood table is designed to withstand life and use for years to come, and its geometric shape creates an interesting dialogue with the surrounding space and any kinds of chairs.

Nikari products are made in Finland using only certified wood.

Colour
Oiled oak
Length
55.12–78.74 in (140–200 cm)
Width
35.43 in (90 cm)
Height
28.74 in (73 cm)
Material
Oiled oak
Notes
Delivered assembled. Package size 62.99 x 43.31 x 35.43 in (160 x 110 x 90 cm) (55.12 in (140 cm) long table) or 86.61 x 43.31 x 35.43 in (220 x 110 x 90 cm) (78.74 in (200 cm) long table).
Product ID
NI-FRAME-O-140-90

John Pawson

John Pawson (born 1949) is an English architect and designer known for his minimalist aesthetics and holistic approach to design, whether it be a church, a residential building or even cutlery. Well-known works by the award-winning architect include the Nový Dvur monastery in the Czech Republic and the Sackler Crossing bridge at Kew Gardens in London. In the field of design, he has collaborated with the likes of Tekla, Salvatori and Wästberg, among others.

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  • Equal opportunities for all employees
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  • No incineration or landfilling of returned items
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  • Positive impact on nature’s well-being through operations that regenerate natural ecosystems
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