Pal Table
Just as its name suggest, Pal is there whenever you need it. It's a small, occasional table that's movable and easy to access.
For milan-based, Japanese designer Keiji Takeuchi, simplicity is the path to sophisication. See in Pal's solid wood table top crafted to resemble a serving tray and slim stem and base in stainless steel, with the option of a powder-coated base. Solid wood and well-crafted steel are rich materials that will acquire a beautiful patina over time. What's more, they blend seamlessly with other materials and color schemes in virtually any interior. A variaty of table top sizes and the ability to choose a preferred height makes Pal a versatile design you can personalize. Takeuchi often describes his designs as "living objects", referring to aspects not necessarily visible or tangible. But rather, something you can sense from their presence. The collaboration with Fredericia started in 2019, when Takeuchi designed a bench produced by Fredericia for the Fiskars Art and Design Biennale. Pal is the first commercial product in their collaboration.
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Pal Table
Just as its name suggest, Pal is there whenever you need it. It's a small, occasional table that's movable and easy to access.
For milan-based, Japanese designer Keiji Takeuchi, simplicity is the path to sophisication. See in Pal's solid wood table top crafted to resemble a serving tray and slim stem and base in stainless steel, with the option of a powder-coated base. Solid wood and well-crafted steel are rich materials that will acquire a beautiful patina over time. What's more, they blend seamlessly with other materials and color schemes in virtually any interior. A variaty of table top sizes and the ability to choose a preferred height makes Pal a versatile design you can personalize. Takeuchi often describes his designs as "living objects", referring to aspects not necessarily visible or tangible. But rather, something you can sense from their presence. The collaboration with Fredericia started in 2019, when Takeuchi designed a bench produced by Fredericia for the Fiskars Art and Design Biennale. Pal is the first commercial product in their collaboration.
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Just as its name suggest, Pal is there whenever you need it. It's a small, occasional table that's movable and easy to access.
For milan-based, Japanese designer Keiji Takeuchi, simplicity is the path to sophisication. See in Pal's solid wood table top crafted to resemble a serving tray and slim stem and base in stainless steel, with the option of a powder-coated base. Solid wood and well-crafted steel are rich materials that will acquire a beautiful patina over time. What's more, they blend seamlessly with other materials and color schemes in virtually any interior. A variaty of table top sizes and the ability to choose a preferred height makes Pal a versatile design you can personalize. Takeuchi often describes his designs as "living objects", referring to aspects not necessarily visible or tangible. But rather, something you can sense from their presence. The collaboration with Fredericia started in 2019, when Takeuchi designed a bench produced by Fredericia for the Fiskars Art and Design Biennale. Pal is the first commercial product in their collaboration.
