Jaime Hayon Creates A Multitiered Table Design For &Tradition
Spanish designer Jaime Hayon has created a new multitiered table design for Danish brand &Tradition.
Inspired by Alexander Calder's kinetic sculptures, Jamie Hayon’s Palette tables for &tradition are composed of several different tops that form a collage of sizes and shapes.
‘I've been fascinated by Alexander Calder for ages,’ admits Hayon. ‘He was the originator of the mobile. While everyone was drawing on paper, Calder transformed abstract drawings into 3D linear sculptures. With the Hayon Lounge Tables, you get a similar sense of equilibrium from any angle. A feeling of motion in a static object, merging the elegance of marble with the strength of metal and the lightness of wood.’
Table top shapes include a painter's palette shape, a circle, a rounded rectangle, an elongated oval and a hexagon. Set at varying heights so that the surfaces overlap, the table tops are set on simple, black steel frames.
Surface materials include marble (polished Nero Marquina, Rosso Levanto and honed Bianco Carrara) and stained ash veneer in dark grey, blue or pale pink.
For more information contact info@andtradition.com or visit www.andtradition.com
About the manufacturer: &tradition (formerly Unique Copenhagen) is a Danish design brand and manufacturer of modern lighting and furniture. &tradition work with some of the best new international designers as well as reissuing design classics by a selection of the world's most famous designers and architects including Verner Panton. &tradition's mission is to bring together the values of solid, traditional handicraft and contemporary design by using and combining new materials, uncovering new techniques and breaking boundaries in manufacturing.
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