Muuto Workshop Coffee Table Black
Muuto Workshop Coffee Table Oak
Muuto Workshop Coffee Table
Muuto Workshop Coffee Table
Muuto Workshop Coffee Table

Muuto

Muuto Workshop Coffee Table

$1,249.00
Tabletop color: Oak
The Workshop Coffee Table adds a new perspective to Scandinavian design through a focal emphasis on traditional materiality, craftsmanship and detailing with its seamless integration of the design’s table top and legs echoing the refined design language of the Scandinavia.

With an appearance that is at once light and elegant, the Workshop Coffee Table fits perfectly into any living room, serving as a traditional coffee table as well as side table.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Material: Legs and frame in solid wood. Table top in oak veneer.
Cleaning Instructions:  Wipe off with moist cloth and remove excess liquid with dry cloth.
Dimensions: L120 x  H38cm x D43cm
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About the Designer

Cecilie Manz

Cecilie Manz' work within furniture, glass, lighting, and ceramics has received international acclaim and is sold and exhibited all over the world. She is educated from The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts with additional studies at the University of Art and Design in Helsinki. Cecilie Manz founded her own studio in Copenhagen in 1998, and has since received numerous awards and honors for her work—amongst others The Crown Prince Couples Cultural Award and the Three-Year Working Grant from the Danish Arts Foundation.

"I design things that have meaning to me. My general objective is to always have a clear argument that legitimizes the designs that I make. Function is essential and if I cannot formulate a good reason for a new product to exist, it is better to refrain from making it."