Tangelder Fluid Joinery Glass Side Table by Linde Freya for Cassina

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Linde freya tangelder fluid joinery glass side table by cassina

focused on transparency

linde freya tangelder’s experimentation with free-form shapes … Read more Linde freya tangelder fluid joinery glass side table by cassina

focused on transparency

linde freya tangelder’s experimentation with free-form shapes combines glass and colour to create a monolithic low table. Somewhere between artisan craft and industrial production, the dutch designer’s method focuses on combining colours of varying degrees of intensity, working with overlapping parts to create more brilliant effects and achieving more subtle effects where the transparency is very clear.

made of completely mouth-blown glass, this design low table is envisioned for use by itself or in compositions of several pieces. Its compact shape, flexibility and versatility make it a valuable accessory in any room in the home.

by blending fine artisan craftsmanship and industrial manufacturing, linde freya tangelder combines glass and colour in a design low table. Focal points of the project are transparency and the interplay of colours produced by overlapping the parts. The unexpected curved, organic shapes – expressed through deep thicknesses and challenging unevenness – that the sensitivities of the dutch designer impart to this element make it a distinctive, precious object.

the sculpted lines of the top, that continue along the vertical walls, bear the mark of many parts that encountered one another, creating a uniqueness, and narrating a journey. The shape of fluid joinery was crafted by design to encourage the combination of several elements. The product is completely mouth blown and shaped by hand, maintaining some unevenness and small irregularities that add value and enhance its uniqueness.

the side table is not suitable for seating. Improper use could cause damage to the product. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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