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Ceramic Table

Round porcelain-top outdoor table with a concrete base by Muller Van Severen

Dimensions

700 × 730 × 700 mm

Year

2024

Origin

China

Materials
Glazed porcelainPowder coated steelConcrete
Finishes
High-gloss glazed porcelainCream white powder coated steelExposed aggregate concrete
Colors
Warm whiteBordeauxLight mintBright yellow
Style
Minimalistic

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Description

Overview

The Ceramic Table by Muller Van Severen for HAY is an outdoor table with a round glazed porcelain tabletop on a steel tube column and an exposed aggregate concrete base. It joins minimalistic expression with a bold use of colour.

Construction

The tabletop is solid porcelain with a high-gloss glaze, handmade, so colour and shape can vary slightly from table to table. The column is outdoor powder coated steel tube, while the concrete base is water-based lacquered and has an exposed aggregate finish. A hook underneath the tabletop lets several tables be linked securely with wires. The knock-down construction requires assembly, and the tabletop and base are mounted to the tube with screws and washers.

Specifications

  • Size: diameter 70 cm, height 73 cm (AE995-A386-AG17)
  • Material: glazed solid porcelain tabletop, powder coated steel tube column, concrete base
  • Colours: four tabletop colours

Story

Colour in the material

The Ceramic Table continues HAY's collaboration with Muller Van Severen. The designers pair a minimalistic expression with a bold use of colour, and here the colour sits in the glazed porcelain of the round tabletop.

The familiar table archetype

The table follows the familiar table archetype of a round top on a single column. Strong proportions and the solid presence of colour hold the design together, and its language is simple and intuitive.

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