Off Cut collection
Italy, 2008. Prototype
Reclaimed teak wood once used in London Victorian schools as physics laboratories desks
The Off-Cut table is made of 13 individual units, butted against each other to create one large horse-shoe configuration. Although the leg system stays the same each table top is a different shape, size and material; a unique variation that is result of the multi-faceted division of the surface. Three types of timber are merged together to create the surface. Off-Cut reflects the fact that a dining event is only ever complete when the different people around the table share the same experience.
W 124 x D 61 x H 39 cm W 48.82 x D 24.02 x H 15.35 in
