Nettes Design Studio

🅓🅔🅢🅘🅖🅝:
Cat’s pajamas lounge chair

🅓🅔🅢🅘🅖🅝🅔🅡:
Blu Dot

🅓🅘🅜🅔🅝🅢🅘🅞🅝🅢:
27”w x 25”d x 28”h

🅜🅐🅣🅔🅡🅘🅐🅛🅢:
Powder-coated steel seat back and seat pan
High density foam cushions attach with magnets
Solid wood legs and frame

🅓🅔🅢🅘🅖🅝 🅒🅞🅝🅒🅔🅟🅣:
Chair as mixtape. A colorful thing that holds the eye from all angles and cradles with comfort. A solid ash frame attaches to a bent powder-coated steel seat and chair back. Cushions stay put via concealed magnets. Available in color combinations to suit the irreverent and those who prefer to play it safe.

🅡🅔🅕🅔🅡🅔🅝🅒🅔:
https://www.bludot.com/cats-pajamas-lounge-chair.html?srsltid=AfmBOor4FyE1senlNBplzOLGBGUS4gvgaNfkCkq2Vz3u8CHfsJa42z6l

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Bell Side Table

🅨🅔🅐🅡:
2012

🅓🅔🅢🅘🅖🅝🅔🅡:
Sebastian Herkner

🅓🅘🅜🅔🅝🅢🅘🅞🅝🅢:
53cm H x 50cm Diam

🅒🅞🅛🅞🅡:
Brass with Sapphire Blue
Brass with Amethyst Violet
Brass with Topaz Yellow
Brass with Emerald Green
Brass with Amber and Bianco Carrara Matte
Brass with Yellow and Nero Marquina Matte

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Handcrafted side table. Hand-blown glass base in various colours. Metal top frame solid brass, with clear varnish. Tabletop crystal glass, black lacquered, or marble tabletop in various versions, polished and impregnated.

🅓🅔🅢🅘🅖🅝 🅒🅞🅝🅒🅔🅟🅣:
The Bell Table by Sebastian Herkner turns our perceptual habits on their head, using the lightweight, fragile material of glass as a base for a metal top that seems to float above it. Hand-blown in the traditional manner using a wooden mould, the transparent tinted glass base asserts a sculptural presence in space, intriguingly contrasting with the solid brass frame on top while also forming a harmonious unit with it, recalling the elegant curved silhouette of a bell.

🅡🅔🅕🅔🅡🅔🅝🅒🅔:
https://www.classicon.com/en/product/bell-side-table-brass.html

🅓🅔🅢🅘🅖🅝:
Grain Cut Table

🅓🅔🅢🅘🅖🅝🅔🅡:
Jaime Hayon

🅓🅘🅜🅔🅝🅢🅘🅞🅝🅢:
ø 28 x H 40 cm (Width 42cm)

🅜🅐🅣🅔🅡🅘🅐🅛🅢:
WOOD

🅓🅔🅢🅘🅖🅝 🅒🅞🅝🅒🅔🅟🅣:
It is a sculpture, or a table – elaborately turned from a solid block of wood. As a side table, the Grain Cut Side Table can be placed wherever it is needed due to its flexible handles.
It is a shelf for your favourite book or a glass of wine or cup of tea. As a sculpture in the room it attracts attention and sparks discussions about art and design.

🅡🅔🅕🅔🅡🅔🅝🅒🅔:
https://www.wittmann.at/en/products/living/tables/grain-cut-table

🅓🅔🅢🅘🅖🅝:
Arabesco

🅨🅔🅐🅡:
1949

🅓🅔🅢🅘🅖🅝🅔🅡:
Homage to Carlo Mollino

🅜🅐🅣🅔🅡🅘🅐🅛🅢:
wood - Glass

🅓🅔🅢🅘🅖🅝 🅒🅞🅝🅒🅔🅟🅣:
It is a jewel of construction with a very unusual shape. There is nothing left of the little tables that we used to see in the Arabesco, the traditional legs and surfaces have disappeared. Now the structure becomes substance: a plywood layer bends freely in the space, it twists and turns in a way that makes it stiff. Its legs are well defined by brass tip ends or tapered plywood shapes, which secure it to the ground.
The holes visually lighten the wood structure and challenge the structure itself at the same time, while their fluid line prevents the wood from cracking (which could easily start from more or less acute corners: it is the same logic that Munari applied to his knitted Falkland lamp, which is stretched by various rings). The glass surfaces, whose shapes remind us of other worlds, help to structurally consolidate the system, acting as tie-rod, preventing the table from collapsing under any load. Carlo Mollino becomes an honorary engineer.

🅡🅔🅕🅔🅡🅔🅝🅒🅔:
https://www.zanotta.com/en-us/products/small-tables-and-bedside-tables/arabesco-cm