Bookmatch table, 275 x 90 cm, oak

Hem

$2,796.00 $3,729.00

Hem
Bookmatch table
$2,796.00 $3,729.00



Description

Hem’s Bookmatch dining table, designed by Philippe Malouin, is a tribute to traditional carpentry and artisanship. The table’s oak veneer surfaces are adorned with natural wood grain patterns that beautifully emphasise the simple but considered and skilfully executed structure of the table. Bookmatch's raw and robust look is guaranteed to catch the eye in both modern dining areas and office meeting rooms.

Colour
Natural
Length
275 cm
Width
90 cm
Height
73 cm
Material
Lacquered oak veneer
Weight
74 kg
Product ID
HE14157

Philippe Malouin

Philippe Malouin is a British-Canadian designer who lives and works in London. He has studied design at the Design Academy in Eindhoven, the École Nationale Supérieure de Création Industrielle in Paris and the University of Montreal. Prior to establishing his own design studio, Malouin worked for English designer Tom Dixon, and from 2012 to 2015, he worked as a teacher at the Royal College of Arts, London. Malouin also works in architecture and interior design as director of POST-OFFICE.

Malouin is known as a versatile designer whose products are easy to understand and use. He believes in the calming effect of simple, refined design that serves a practical purpose. In his career, Malouin has designed furniture, lamps, rugs as well as art objects, and collaborated with Resident, SCP, Kvadrat, Iittala, Swarovski and Aesop, among others.

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