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Rand Side Table, Black
£310.00
The Rand side table from New Works transforms simple geometry into a sculptural piece of furniture with a strong character.
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Description
The two semi-circular panels create an elegant interplay between straight lines and gentle curves, whilst the open design provides easily accessible storage for books, glasses or your favourite magazines. The flat side means the table can be placed right up against a sofa or wall, or stand freestanding as a sculptural centrepiece in the room. Use Rand as a bedside table, side table or as part of a sofa arrangement with a distinct sense of thoughtful design.
- Designed by Theresa Rand.
- A sculptural side table with a distinct architectural form.
- Two semi-circular shelves create both visual interest and practical storage.
- A flat side that allows the table to be placed against a wall or sofa.
- Open, easily accessible storage for everyday bits and bobs.
About the side table from New Works
- Designed by Theresa Rand.
- A sculptural side table with a distinct architectural form.
- Two semi-circular shelves create both visual interest and practical storage.
- A flat side that allows the table to be placed against a wall or sofa.
- Open, easily accessible storage for everyday bits and bobs.
Product information
- Item number456216
- Delivery item number45110
- Brand
- DesignerTheresa Rand
- Freight classMedium
- Care instructionsClean with a damp cloth
- ColourBlack
- Made inChina
- MaterialCarbon Steel
- Number of shelves2
- Height48.4 cm
- Length40 cm
- Width40 cm
- Weight12750 g
About the brand
New Works is a Copenhagen-based design studio, collaborating with different designers to offer furniture, lighting, and home décor products. At New Works you will find a mix of old traditions meeting modern shapes. Natural materials and Scandinavian artisan tradition are the building blocks of the creating process here.