Palette JH7 table, black

&Tradition

CHF 1,281.00 CHF 1,508.00

&Tradition
Palette JH7 table
CHF 1,281.00 CHF 1,508.00



Description

Inspired by Alexander Calder’s work, Jaime Hayón designed &Tradition a collection of coffee tables that resemble static, geometric mobiles. Palette JH7 coffee table features three tops that differ in size, colour, material and shape. The straight and slender steel legs elevate the marble, brass and wood veneer tops to different heights and create a pleasant contrast to their round forms. The composition of the various elements is both beautiful and balanced – from every angle. The sculptural Palette tables draw well-deserved attention and upgrade any lobby and living room.

Colour
Brass, black
Length
115.2 cm
Width
67.8 cm
Height
47 cm
Material
Satin-polished brass, stained ash veneer, Nero Marquina marble
Base material
Powder-coated steel
Weight
19 kg
Notes
Please note that uncoated brass will slowly develop a darker patina, and also the porous surface of marble will live and change over time.
Product ID
TR83341294

Jaime Hayón

Jaime Hayón (b. 1974) grew up in Madrid where he got influenced by the local culture of skateboarding and graffiti painting. He studied industrial design in Madrid and later on in Paris. In 2001 he founded his own studio where and since then he has developed to a acknowledged designer. His works have been noted globally in distinguished medias. Hayón has worked for several companies including Magis, &Tradition, Fritz Hansen and Swarovski. Today Hayón has offices in Italy as well as in Spain and Japan.

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