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5 years warranty
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Element Table, Bespoke
Price upon request
An ultra-slim table in a minimalist look with slightly recessed straight legs, which create a little shadow, and additional modules can be added in a row to create a strong, graphic appearance.
Another elegant feature is the fine line between the tabletop and the legs and frame. This detail creates a second, even more delicate shadow edge, giving the impression that the table is floating, despite its strong and durable construction.
The Element table is designed to meet the demands of both domestic and commercial settings. Built to last, this robust piece is engineered to withstand everyday use and most impacts.
Materials: Wood types and finish upon request
Place of Origin: Made in Bosnia Herzegovina
Details
Dimensions: Upon request
Net weight: depends on dimension
Finish: Upon request
Designed by: Jonas Herman, Herman Studio
A Graphic Silhouette in Round and Square
An ultra-slim table with a minimalist expression, available in both round and square versions. The slightly recessed legs create subtle shadow lines, giving the table its clean, graphic silhouette.
Made to order, the table is available with round tabletops from Ø120–Ø150 cm and square tabletops from 70–220 cm. The square version can also be extended with additional modules to create longer table configurations, while the centred leg construction remains unchanged.
Designed for both hospitality and residential settings, the table combines timeless aesthetics with lasting durability.
Product Details
Dimensions:
Squared tabletop: H: 73,5 cm, W: 70 cm to 220 cm
Round tabletop: H: 73,5 cm, D: Ø120 cm to 150 cm
For smaller round tabletop see: Trefoil Round Table 3 legs, 55-75 Bespoke
Designed by: Jonas Herman, Herman Studio
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”I wanted to design a table with a Brutalist expression as well as Brutalist strength. Added details in between all the joints serve to visually separate the table’s elements, hence the name” – Jonas Herman, Herman Studio
