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Muuto 70/70 table, 170 x 85 cm, linoleum/laminate
Muuto 70/70 table, 170 x 85 cm, linoleum/laminate
Muuto 70/70 table, 170 x 85 cm, linoleum/laminate
Muuto 70/70 table, 170 x 85 cm, linoleum/laminate
Muuto 70/70 table, 170 x 85 cm, linoleum/laminate
Muuto 70/70 table, 170 x 85 cm, linoleum/laminate
Muuto 70/70 table, 170 x 85 cm, linoleum/laminate
Muuto 70/70 table, 170 x 85 cm, linoleum/laminate
Muuto 70/70 table, 170 x 85 cm, linoleum/laminate
Muuto 70/70 table, 170 x 85 cm, linoleum/laminate
Muuto 70/70 table, 170 x 85 cm, linoleum/laminate

70/70 table, 170 x 85 cm, linoleum/laminate

Muuto

$2,149.00

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Muuto
70/70 table
$2,149.00


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Description

Designed by TAF Studio for Muuto, the 70/70 table has an almost anonymous expression with beautiful detailing. The table is based upon two cast aluminium squared frames with the dimension of 70 x 70 centimetres, hence the name 70/70. The table top is made of plywood with a linoleum or laminate surface. The Scandinavian aesthetics can be seen in the airy, simple form of the table and in the plywood details. The 70/70 table is multifunctional, and it is perfect as a dining table or as an office table.

Colour
Grey, white or black
Length
66.93 in (170 cm)
Measurement details
Length between legs: 120 cm
Width
33.46 in (85 cm)
Height
28.74 in (73 cm)
Main material
Plywood table top with linoleum (grey and black) or laminate (white)
Base material
Cast aluminium
Care instructions
Clean with damp cloth. If necessary only use a mild detergent. Wipe with a dry cloth afterwards. Remove stains and marks straight away. it is recommended to use a linoleum polish on the surface 2-3 times a year.

TAF Studio

The Swedish architects Gabriella Lenke and Mattias Ståhlbom have run the architecture and design studio TAF (previously TAF Architects) in Stockholm, Sweden, since 2002. TAF Studio’s aim is to make ordinary life less ordinary through subtle but effective changes in how products and architecture appear and function. A recurrent departure point in TAF Studio’s projects is that everyday objects by their very commonness can be made uncommon.

Lenke and Ståhlbom have designed products for Muuto, NakNak and Fogia. In 2017, the prestigious Bruno Mathsson Award was given to TAF Studio.

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