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Risom Amoeba Coffee Table

Jens Risom's amoeba-shaped coffee table, with a flowing veneered top and beveled edges

Dimensions

1067 × 406 × 813 mm

Year

1943

Approx. $2,000 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Maple or walnut veneer over hardwood topSolid maple or walnut apron and legsPoplar cross bands and backingLacquer finishNylon floor glides
Finishes
Clear MapleEbonizedLight Walnut
Style
Scandinavian

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Risom Amoeba Coffee Table (model 643TA) is Jens Risom's low table for Knoll, named for its flowing top. It stands 16 in high on a top 42 in long and 32 in deep.

Construction

  • Maple or walnut veneer over a hardwood top with beveled edges
  • Solid maple or walnut apron and legs, with nylon floor glides
  • Lacquer finish in Clear Maple, Ebonized or Light Walnut

Specifications

  • W 42 × D 32 × H 16 in (1067 × 813 × 406 mm)

Story

Named for its flowing top

Knoll's shop names the Risom Amoeba Table (1943) for its flowing top. The design-plan page ties the table's curves and angles to Risom's Scandinavian design sensibilities, and the shop's feature list adds an organically shaped top with beveled edges.

Amoeba-shaped table beside smaller side tables on a light backdropImage source: Knoll — Risom Amoeba Coffee Table · © Knoll and the respective rights holders. Quoted to accompany INTEBEE's independent design commentary and research. · View official product page ↗ · Image use & copyright policy

A table among the Risom tables

On the design-plan page the amoeba table appears in photographs captioned Risom Tables and Risom Side Table Collection, next to the round and square side tables.

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