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Shim Coffee Table

Three-legged steel coffee table with cut and bent legs, in two sizes, by Jonas Trampedach

Dimensions

540 × 440 × 540 mm

Year

2024

Origin

China

Materials
Powder coated steelSilicone coated steelRecycled nylon gliders
Finishes
High-gloss powder coated steelSemi-gloss silicone coated steel
Colors
EggshellBlackBordeauxSilver greyCustard

Official product information

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Description

Overview

The Shim Coffee Table is a three-legged coffee table in steel designed by Jonas Trampedach for HAY. HAY describes its legs as a cut and bent construction that gives a simple yet sculptural expression.

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Construction

The table is fully welded powder coated steel, and the tabletop and legs are powder coated or silicone coated steel. It stands on black gliders of 100% recycled nylon, and the HAY fact sheet lists high-gloss and semi-gloss finishes.

Specifications

  • Larger size: Ø 54 x H 44 cm
  • Smaller size: Ø 45 x H 51 cm
  • Variants: 5, in 2 sizes

Story

Designer

Jonas Trampedach was born in Denmark in 1974. He studied Design at Denmark's Design school in 2004 and completed a Master's degree in Design Products at the Royal College of Art, London, in 2009. After moving back to Copenhagen in 2010, he established his own studio.

Developed for HAY

HAY says the designer's exploration of cutting and bending processes resulted in an original leg construction.

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