Returning from a trip to Japan. Suitcaces filled with fascinating images and the question: What does a piece of furniture, referencing the form of a Japanese written character, look like?
The answer is: TIN. Its solid oak board is fitted with a frame which opens up to the shorter edges, resting on an anthracite-lacquered steel frame. Legs and boards have been finished in the same thickness. The ends can be pulled our synchronously, thereby expanding TIN in the middle. TABLETOP:
Tabletop made from glued and laminated solid wood, top thickness: 2 / 5,5 cm, frame construction. FRAME:
Steel frame brushed, anthracite lacquered. OPTIONS:
Available in different wood types. Surfaces oiled and waxed or matt lacquered. Intermediate sizes possible. Extension system available.
The answer is: TIN. Its solid oak board is fitted with a frame which opens up to the shorter edges, resting on an anthracite-lacquered steel frame. Legs and boards have been finished in the same thickness. The ends can be pulled our synchronously, thereby expanding TIN in the middle. TABLETOP:
Tabletop made from glued and laminated solid wood, top thickness: 2 / 5,5 cm, frame construction. FRAME:
Steel frame brushed, anthracite lacquered. OPTIONS:
Available in different wood types. Surfaces oiled and waxed or matt lacquered. Intermediate sizes possible. Extension system available.
Vörunúmer: mor-tinsp
Bernhard Müller
Born in Münster in 1965.
Architecture studies in Braunschweig until 1989.
1993 founding of [more] Möbel in Hamburg.
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