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Enoki Migoto

A sculptural marble side table in two circular sizes.

Dimensions

400 × 400 × 400 mm

Year

2015

Materials
Marble
Finishes
Oiled
Colors
Bianco CarraraGrey BardiglioVerde VaneekaDark EmperadorNero Marquina
Style
Sculptural

Official product information

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Description

Overview

Enoki Migoto is a 2015 side table by Philipp Mainzer for e15. The manufacturer describes it as a sculptural object shaped by traditional manufacturing methods and its enduring design aesthetic.

Construction

The table is made in five named marbles with an oiled finish. A circular top and cylindrical support form the two available proportions.

Specifications

  • Small: diameter 400 mm × height 400 mm
  • Medium: diameter 550 mm × height 300 mm
  • Material: marble
  • Finish: oiled
  • Versions: the two official sizes share the same five marble choices

Story

E15 Selected

Enoki Migoto belongs to the E15 Selected collection. The official description connects the table's compact form with traditional manufacture, while the five stone choices bring different geological origins into the same circular construction.

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Two proportions

The smaller version pairs a 400 mm diameter with a 400 mm height. The larger version extends to 550 mm across while dropping to 300 mm high, so the same material idea is expressed as two distinct silhouettes.

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