Flip table, designed by Jesper Stähl for Design House Stockholm, merges together three different tables: it can function as a dining table, desk, as well as a side table. Designed especially for small living areas, Flip table folds lengthways into three different sizes. When fully opened, it is a large dining table for six; when folded once, it turns into a desk; and when folded twice, it functions as a beautiful side table. Thanks to the 14 hinges, the table is easy to fold, and the hinges also add metallic contrast to the oak-veneered structure.
Flip table, oak
Design House Stockholm
Description
Flip table, designed by Jesper Stähl for Design House Stockholm, merges together three different tables: it can function as a dining table, desk, as well as a side table. Designed especially for small living areas, Flip table folds lengthways into three different sizes. When fully opened, it is a large dining table for six; when folded once, it turns into a desk; and when folded twice, it functions as a beautiful side table. Thanks to the 14 hinges, the table is easy to fold, and the hinges also add metallic contrast to the oak-veneered structure.
Product details (8)
- Colour
- Oak
- Length
- 160 cm
- Width
- 32–90 cm
- Height
- 75–77 cm
- Measurement details
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Width: 90 cm / 62 cm / 32 cm
Height: 75 cm / 75 cm / 77 cm - Material
- Oak veneer, MDF
- Weight
- 46 kg
- Notes
- Adjustable graven plastic feet. Delivered assembled.
- Product ID
Designer
Jesper Ståhl (s. 1969) is a Swedish designer who runs his own studio in Jönköping in southern Sweden. His portfolio ranges from furniture and lighting design to gym equipment and award-winning drum kits. Ståhl has a Masters degree from the Royal College of Art in London, and he has received numerous international design awards including the Designplus Award, Red Dot Design Award and Elle Decoration Design Award.
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