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Saga Dining Table
Dining table by Christophe Delcourt with branch-trestle legs and two extension leaves.
750 × 1000 mm
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Description
Overview
The Saga Dining Table is designed by Christophe Delcourt. Its legs were designed to resemble trestles made out of branches, and its trays are lacquered to resemble white bark. The table has two integrated extension leaves.
Construction
The top has a High Resilience matte lacquer finish, and the base is solid maple. Side panels made with pieces of oak cover the support pull-out trays for the two independent extension leaves, which are 48 cm each.
Specifications
- Depth: 100 cm
- Height: 75 cm
- Top: High Resilience matte lacquer finish
- Base: solid maple
- Side panels: oak
- Extension leaves: 2 integrated, 48 cm each
Story
Legs like branch trestles
Christophe Delcourt knows wood thoroughly. For Saga, he designed the legs to resemble trestles made out of branches, and the lacquered trays resemble white bark.
Extension leaves and eco-design
The table features two integrated extension leaves, which are supported by pull-out trays. Saga is identified as eco-designed by Roche Bobois's qualitative assessment tool, which evaluates a product against 8 criteria covering each stage of its life cycle.
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