Processed Paper | Harlequin table
Side tables from Utopia and Utility, Designed by Pia Wüstenberg
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Product description
Concept
A material/process developed during her RCA studies and research in London.
The material is made by gluing sheets of old paper into a roll, which consequently is cut in the workshop on a lathe or saw.
The process of creating the paper rolls is laborious, but the unexpected colours and lines that are revealed as the shapes are cut make it a delightful and surprising material to work with.
Each piece that is created is entirely unique.
The material is made by gluing sheets of old paper into a roll, which consequently is cut in the workshop on a lathe or saw.
The process of creating the paper rolls is laborious, but the unexpected colours and lines that are revealed as the shapes are cut make it a delightful and surprising material to work with.
Each piece that is created is entirely unique.
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Categorised in Tables - Side tables - Tabletop round - 4-leg base - open base - Wood - Tabletop solid wood - Base solid wood - Residential.
Manufacturer
Utopia and Utility
Family
Processed Paper
Architonic ID
1249526
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