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Plate Dining Table

Jasper Morrison's Plate Dining Table: slender legs and a thin top in four sizes, MDF or oak

Dimensions

900 × 745 × 1800 mm

Year

2018

Approx. $4,900 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Powder-coated MDFSolid oakDie-cast aluminium legs, powder-coatedExtruded crossbars, powder-coated
Finishes
powder-coatedpowder-coated (textured)natural, hard-wax oil finishdark, hard-wax oil finish
Colors
white powder-coated (MDF top)basic dark powder-coated, textured (MDF top)oak, natural, hard-wax oil finishoak, dark, hard-wax oil finishwhite powder-coated, textured (base)basic dark powder-coated, textured (base)

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Description

Overview

Vitra credits the Plate Dining Table to Jasper Morrison, 2018: a table with tapered quarter-circle-profile legs, a slender frame and a slight top overhang.

Construction

  • Top: powder-coated MDF (25 mm) or solid oak (22 mm), natural or dark hard-wax oil finish
  • Legs in die-cast aluminium, extruded crossbars, both powder-coated
  • Four sizes, two base finishes

Specifications

  • Priced default: L 1800 x W 900 mm; side-view value 735/745 mm
  • Sizes: 1800, 2000, 2200 and 2400 mm long

Story

An efficient table

Vitra's text says the legs and the slender frame follow the principle of an efficient use of materials, as much as necessary and as little as possible, which it credits with the table's graceful silhouette.

Archetypal details

The gently splayed legs and the slight overhang of the top are named by Vitra as reminiscent of archetypal tables, reinterpreted in a modern idiom.

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