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Cecilie Manz / Fritz Hansen
Danish designer Cecilie Manz’s new dining table for Fritz Hansen is a sparse but robust creation and as such, the perfect piece of furniture for everyday use. Made of just three parts of solid wood – a slab for the surface and two square loops for the undercarriage - you can choose from oak, ash or walnut for the top with the addition of white or black lacquer for the legs. Manz wanted to create a piece of furniture that would fit in someone’s home forever, hence the simplicity. And as anyone with a good eye will spot, the small details such as the bevelled edges on the legs and the subtle floating support of the tabletop are what brings it to life.
Fasem
David Mellor
Aldo Bakker
Molteni & C Dada
+Stone
Emmemobili
Established & Sons
Roll & Hill
Sides Core
Agape Casa
Skram
Fritz Hansen
Aldo Bakker
Ichendorf Milano
Skitsch
Tokyo Fibre
Spin Ceramics
Post Fossil
BD Barcelona
Teroforma
Cassina
JIA Inc
Neo Studios
Serafino Zani
AR Wentworth
One Collection
Godoylab
Georg Jensen
Ortlieb Bernau
Stitch and Sew
Krehky
Normann Copenhagen
Thonet
Christofle
Vitra
Teroforma
A/R Studio
B&B Italia
Pallucco
Industreal
When Objects Work
Pirsc
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