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Conrad Lounge Table
Laura Lange's low oak veneer table with an upward-curving border and exposed screws.
1490 × 330 × 740 mm
2026
China
38 kg
Approx. $1,400 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Overview
Audo Copenhagen describes the Conrad Lounge Table as a table shaped through a balance of curve and line, with a gentle upward movement along its border. It is offered in natural oak and dark stained oak.
Construction
The table is made of form-pressed veneer with solid wood edges and a lacquered finish. The factsheet lists steel, plywood, oak veneer and solid wood. Exposed screws mark the joining points, and adjustable feet ensure stability on uneven floors.
Specifications
149 x 74 x 33 cm (W x D x H; SKU 71301-019649). Net weight 38 kg.
Story
Temple roofs as a reference
Audo's page says the Conrad Lounge Table draws on Japanese architecture, in particular the upward-curving lines of temple roofs where lightness and precision meet. The page ties this to the soft volume and defined lines of the table's side profile.
Exposed screws and a raised border
The raised border forms a subtle boundary that keeps objects in place, according to the page, while exposed screws mark the joining points as a deliberate detail. The table is by Laura Lange.
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