Androgyne side table, 50 cm, oak - Kunis Breccia

Audo Copenhagen

$859.00

Colour: Oak, sand


Audo Copenhagen
Androgyne side table
$859.00



Description

Audo Copenhagen’s Androgyne side table is a charming combination of contrasting features. Crafted from oak veneer and unique Kunis Breccia stone, the table plays with feminine and masculine elements, soft cuts and sharp edges, as well as simple and bold silhouettes. Danielle Siggerud designed the Androgyne table originally for the Menu Space Café in Copenhagen, and the stylish little table was quickly taken into larger production. Androgyne looks great in any space by an armchair, sofa, bed or window.

Colour
Oak, sand
Height
39 cm
Diameter
50 cm
Table top material
Kunis Breccia stone
Base material
MDF, oak veneer, steel
Weight
15.5 kg
Product ID
MN1119019

Danielle Siggerud

Danielle Siggerud is a Norwegian-born architect and designer based in Copenhagen. A graduate from the Danish Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Siggerud worked in London with the renowned architect John Pawson before opening her own studio in Copenhagen in 2016. In her work, Siggerud aims at eliminating all excess, focusing on details and choosing the right materials carefully.

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