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MedaMorph tables
Alberto Meda’s modular meeting-table system built from star connectors and variable profiles
3200 × 740 × 1300 mm
2006
Official product information
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Description
Overview
Alberto Meda designed the MedaMorph conference and meeting system in 2006. A modular base permits both configured tables and ready-made visitor, meeting and conference formats.
Construction
- Star connectors and profiles of variable length
- Two leg types
- Melamine, veneer or anti-fingerprint tops
- Polished or powder-coated aluminium base options
Specifications
- Stored drawing values: 3200, 1300 and 740 mm (axes are not labelled)
Story
A base conceived as a kit
MedaMorph begins with connectors, profiles and legs rather than a single fixed outline. This construction allows table units to be assembled in varied shapes and lengths.
One documented conference version
The fact book identifies a boat-shaped 3200 × 1300 mm table. That named composition is used here instead of treating the system’s many possible layouts as one maximum object.
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