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Neat Table by designer Christophe Pillet for Kristalia Residential, 2011
This new collection of tables is ideal for any space and use: from the office to home areas. It has an aluminum structure, an integrated cable holder, and a marine plywood top faced with epoxy-lacquered sheet metal.
The thin silhouette and trestle legs give it a lightweight appearance that won't overwhelm the space, accompanying chairs or art.
Leg finish:
Aluminium with white lacquer
Finish of top:
White painted metal sheet
Checking out the NEAT table at Salone del Mobile, Milano 2011:
Designer Christophe Pillet:
Kristalia
Designers Alessandro Canepa & Andrea Paulicelli of Italy's Mamadesignlab have created Fontable, a collection of alphanumeric metal tables.
The new concept in modular elements brings a revolution to the world of furnishing accessories, building upon a graphic matrix to turn it into an item for interior design.
FONTABLE are alphanumeric elements reproducing letters from A to Z in lower and upper case and numbers from 0 to 9 which become modular tables. Each element acquires three dimensions and personality and can be played around with, to customize ever changing and dynamic shapes.
Tables are made in steel sheet with lacquered varnishing in white, black and red, with legs in anodized aluminum of adjustable height allowing to overlap table surfaces. Special finishing and further color variations are available on demand.
Produced in a small atelier outside of Milan under the supervision of Alessandro & Andrea the tables are made from steel sheet with lacquered varnishing in white, black and red. Legs are in anodized aluminum and are height adjustable, allowing overlap of table surfaces.
You can purchase the tables from Outdoorz Gallery.
