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Kiwi Coffee Table
A 2018 pair of compact round tables with curved steel frames and varied top options.
390 × 450 × 390 mm
2018
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Description
Two compact proportions
Kiwi is offered in two round sizes: Ø39 × H45 cm and Ø43 × H35 cm. Each base joins two curved 16 mm steel tubes with turned and welded tips.
Top choices
The top may be wood, marble, quartzite or porcelain stoneware. Wood versions include matte black MDF, Charcoal-dyed Oak, Tobacco-dyed Oak and Stone Oak®; all are fixed to the frame through a 3 mm steel plate.
Story
Kiwi by Keiji Takeuchi
Keiji Takeuchi designed Kiwi in 2018 as a coffee table attentive to detail and the small scale of everyday objects. The two heights allow the same round form to work alone or in a grouped arrangement.
Curved frame
Two curved steel tubes form the base and meet turned, welded steel tips. A Gunmetal Grey epoxy-polyester powder coating unifies the frame, while plastic feet provide floor support.
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