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RF1905 Sideways coffee table, walnut - Bianco Carrara marble
Description
The RF1905 Sideways coffee table by Carl Hansen & Søn is architect Rikke Frost’s tribute to Danish design tradition. The coffee table's minimalist yet elegant round shape is complemented by carefully considered and meticulously finished details, such as softly curved legs and dual tabletop surfaces crafted from different materials – one in walnut, the other in luxurious marble – allowing for adjustable placement. The Sideways coffee table brings warmth and timeless esthetics to both modern and more traditional interiors.
- Length: 29.13 in (74 cm)
- Width: 27.17 in (69 cm)
- Height: 15.75 in (40 cm)
- Diameter: 29.13 in (74 cm)
- Colour Oiled walnut, white marble
- Table top material Carrara marble
- Frame material Solid walnut, brass
- Weight 54.45 lbs (24.7 kg)
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Care instructions
Marble: Clean with a microfiber cloth wrung out in warm water. Use only mild pH-neutral cleaning agents intended for natural stone.
Walnut: Wipe with a soft cloth soaked in warm water. Avoid using detergents or chemicals. - Product ID: CHS-RF1905-690-060-102-RF1905M-690
Rikke Frost (b. 1973) is a Danish designer whose excitingly experimental and experiential works have attracted international interest. Frost’s designs are united by a passionate approach to different materials, shapes, and methods, and the unprejudiced and curious way of combining them.
Frost studied industrial design in Aarhus, Denmark, where she also founded her own studio in 2004, after spending several years working in London. Since then, Frost has also returned to the Aarhus School of Architecture – this time as a teacher.
Frost has collaborated with numerous renowned furniture manufacturers, such as Carl Hansen & Søn and Le Klint, and in addition to being quite popular, her designs have also been recognized with numerous awards and nominations. In 2019, Frost took part in the television program Danmarks næste klassiker, where top designers created furniture and lighting based on various tasks, in an effort to create new Danish design classics. The program featured, among other things, the first version of the Caleo luminaire, which Frost realized for lamp manufacturer LeKlint.
Frost's work has also been presented in numerous exhibitions, such as the Women in Danish Furniture Design exhibition at the Trapholt Museum of Modern Art and Design in Denmark.
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