Netto Coffee Table

Netto Coffee TableManufacturer Nils Holger Moormann Designer Konrad Lohfener An old wooden clothes peg inspired designer Konrad Lohfener to think about a connection that uses the tension of wood to clamp a metal wire. After some tinkering, a screw and nut were added to give the nodal point enough stability. That was the basis for a whole series of furniture concepts. After the Bruto chair and Lounge Chair Brutissimo, Netto rounds off the furniture family. Dimensions D

Max Bill designed the Quadrat-Rund (Square-Round) Table in 1949 for Wohnbedarf Zurich

purple + carne

elements you link together

A structure incorporated into the tabletop provides high stability while the harmonious proportions of the tabletop and legs result in a pleasing silhouette featuring the end grain of the wood

to (re–)group your books: With the tip of a finger you can choose a book and tilt it towards you

A container made of stainless steel with wooden drawer is optional

Solid maple

One is short

In spite of their transparency

Matrix is made of HPL and comes with castors or on small feet

as a side table

3" in height