Keep

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Categories:	Home furniture › Tables › Dining / Kitchen tables

Product description

THÖRNE&JOHNSSON ON THE DESIGN "Keep is a dining table crafted from the leftover materials of furniture production. Instead of going to waste, the rejected wood injects value and character to the design. Metal bands hold the wood blocks together, eliminating the need for glue." The winning entry in Muuto’s 2009 Talent Award competition for design students, Keep was the senior project of designers Petter Thörne and Anders Johnsson from Konstfack School of Design in Stockholm. Available in a limited edition. MATERIAL various wood types

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