PLET table is a harmonious example of sustainable design. Each material is reclaimed and given a new life in this simple, elegant table. Designer Reinier de Jong references Japanese interiors through the low, minimalist design of the table. The construction of the table is reminiscent of Japanese methods, with perfectly fitted connections that hold the materials together as opposed to toxic glues and mechanical connectors.

PLET table. Designed by Reinier de Jong.

The top surface is made from eighty combined strips of reclaimed Perspex, which is used in different thicknesses, colors and transparencies to create a subtle pattern. The solid oak base is made from a reclaimed dining table that is held together by a plywood connector strip. The acrylic top hovers delicately above the wood base via an aluminum strip that is tightly fitted into slot in both the wood and acrylic. PLET table is an effortless piece that will be transformed by its environment based on available lighting and colors.

Designer Reinier de Jong works on both architectural and product designs that are clean and contemporary. Reinier de Jong has won awards for many designs such as REK bookcase, KEER chair and VOLT table. Part of his work has been exhibited at the Salone del Mobile in Milan this year.

“Reinier de Jong designs for good people. Furniture, interiors, architecture.
People like you, involved and impassioned. With you we develop a design both contemporary and timeless. Designs that stand and move. For many years. Truly sustainable.” – Reinier de Jong