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004 coffee table, pine
Description
Vaarnii’s pinewood coffee table is sure to catch the eye, whether due to its exaggerated proportions or the unusual choice of joinery. Created by Soft Baroque, the design draws from traditional joints often used in Finnish log cabins to create a striking construction that is also incredibly strong and solid: the coffee table is sturdy enough to sit, stand or even dance on!
The coffee table is made from Finnish uncultivated pinewood, an often overlooked yet exceptionally characterful material. In addition to its lively grain and knots that make each table unique, the wood is characterized by oils and resins that react to UV rays and slowly turn the table’s color into a rich, honey-like shade. Therefore, the coffee table will only become more fascinating as it ages and is used – or danced on.
- Length: 47.24 in (120 cm)
- Width: 31.5 in (80 cm)
- Height: 14.96 in (38 cm)
- Colour Oil waxed pine
- Material Pine
- Weight 171.96 lbs (78 kg)
- Notes Pine is a soft wood and will suffer some dents and scratches over time, which should be embraced and enjoyed as characterful signs of aging. Pine will naturally change color as it ages with your pale piece of furniture gradually maturing to a beautiful honey color over the course of several years.
- Care instructions Use a microfiber cloth when dusting Vaarnii products. Do not use any solvents on wood, only water is recommended.
- Product ID: VAA200500
Soft Baroque is a design duo formed by Nicholas Gardner and Saša Štucin, which also focuses on various art projects – often combining elements from both. Soft Baroque furniture is characterized by a mixture of traditional forms and a more artistic and conceptual expression. The works of the duo, who both graduated from the Royal College of Art in London, have been exhibited at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London and the Etage Projects Gallery in Copenhagen, among others.