Train Coffee Table by Henrik Tengler for One Collection

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Henrik tengler train coffee table legs: graphite, tableto: linoleum black for one collection

as a central piece of the train … Read more Henrik tengler train coffee table legs: graphite, tableto: linoleum black for one collection

as a central piece of the train table series created in 2004 by henrik tengler, the train coffee table exemplifies the blend of versatility and multifunctionality that the collection is known for. This coffee table version is expertly designed to integrate seamlessly into various settings, including living rooms, lounges, and open-concept areas, offering both aesthetic appeal and practical utility.

the train coffee table is distinguished by its exquisite organic edge profile, which imparts soft corners and edges to augment its visual allure. For the tabletop, choices include linoleum, laminate, and veneers in rich materials such as teak, oak, ash, or walnut, ensuring adaptability. The base of the table is available in options of powder-coated steel or brushed stainless steel, providing further customization to match the specific decor of the living space.

general info
design by: henrik tengler

year: 2004

dimensions:
tabletop: ht 9101
ø: 80 cm
pedestal foot: ht 9654ss
ø: 50 cm x h: 51 cm

tabletop: ht 9201
ø: 90 cm
pedestal foot: ht 9664ss
ø: 60 cm x h: 51 cm

different tabletops and pedestals can be combined in almost endless ways. All elements are listed individually in the product sheet.

specifications
model and materials:

tabletop: linoleum, laminate, or veneers in teak, oak, ash, or walnut.
pedestal foot: powder-coated steel or brushed stainless steel.
important information regarding images of products:
please note that some of the images show other colors and variations of the model, these images are only to present interior design proposals. The item that is selling is on the first image. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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