A-Company Table
Well Groomed Fox
NZ $2,600
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DESIGNER PROFILE
Well Groomed Fox
Details:
A contemporary styled table, that has been refined through a beautiful nesting detail between the legs and the table surface. Because of this nesting detail, the table breaks down into its components for easy transportation, and is exceptionally easy to assemble. The design is available in a number of top and leg colour-ways allowing for many colour combinations to suit different residential and commercial environments.
Dimensions:
| Length | Width | Height |
|---|---|---|
| 1800 mm70 & 3/4 in | 850 mm33 & 1/4 in | 760 mm29 & 1/4 in |
Shipping:
We ship world wide, fully insured. Please enquire.
Colours/Options:
Top: black, soft grey or white. Legs: matt black, matt white, matt charcoal and wedgewood blue.
Emma Fox Derwin and Nigel Groom founded Well-Groomed-Fox in late 2008, with a focus on creating furniture, lighting and product for contemporary New Zealand living in the home/office/outdoors, in conjunction with bespoke interior spaces for both domestic and commercial clients.
Well-Groomed-Fox re-interprets archetypical product forms and ideas, to create objects and spaces that are visually minimal and tactilely rich through use of materials, forms and subtle detail.
Well-Groomed-Fox re-interprets archetypical product forms and ideas, to create objects and spaces that are visually minimal and tactilely rich through use of materials, forms and subtle detail.
The 2010 collection trace archetypical forms including chairs, lamps, wall-coverings, tables and ceramics, re-interpreting them for contemporary living around the themes of modernity, skin, and haptic experience.
The lastes offering is the WSC, launched at Salone Satellite Milan 2010.
The WSC is a response to the inherent use duality of furniture - particularly seating - in New Zealand culture. Sofas, chairs, stools and armchairs often migrate
The lastes offering is the WSC, launched at Salone Satellite Milan 2010.
The WSC is a response to the inherent use duality of furniture - particularly seating - in New Zealand culture. Sofas, chairs, stools and armchairs often migrate
between the interior and exterior spaces of the home through the seasons, though the materiality and aesthetic quality of the pieces are often unsuitable for both indoor and outdoor use.
The WSC addresses this through the creation of a simple stacking wire framed chair - that is created specifically to address the concerns of both indoor and outdoor use through material, functional and aesthetic considerations.
The WSC addresses this through the creation of a simple stacking wire framed chair - that is created specifically to address the concerns of both indoor and outdoor use through material, functional and aesthetic considerations.