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Little Flare
Marcel Wanders' 2005 children's table for Magis, with hollow clear polycarbonate legs.
1000 × 555 × 750 mm
2005
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Description
Overview
Little Flare is a children's table designed by Marcel Wanders in 2005 for Magis. It can be personalised as needed: different tops can be combined.
Construction
The legs are transparent clear polycarbonate, hollow and open. The patterned tops are MDF with a polymeric cover, 16 mm thick, with round holes that house the pen holders, which are ABS.
Specifications
- Size: W 100 x D 75 x H 55.5 cm
- Legs: polycarbonate, transparent clear
- Top: White 8500, MDF with polymeric cover
- Pen holders: ABS, Orange 1001 C
Story
An open project for children
Marcel Wanders designed Little Flare in 2005 as a versatile table for children, built around the idea of an open project whose conclusion is left to the children's imagination. Different tops can be combined to personalise it.
Legs that children can fill
The feature that makes the table unique is its hollow, open legs in clear polycarbonate, where children can put drawings, pencils, games and whatever their imagination suggests. Kids can take their project apart whenever they want to move on to something else.
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