Thermometallized Steel and Concrete Table by Zieta

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Morph, thermometallized steel and concrete table by zieta dimensions: d 120 x w 150 x h 74 cm. Materials: thermometallized … more Morph, thermometallized steel and concrete table by zieta dimensions: d 120 x w 150 x h 74 cm. Materials: thermometallized stainless steel legs and concrete top. Interweaving interpretations of nature the morph table takes inspiration from the changing yet always optimized geometry of tree branches. Similar to organic forms flowing and seamlessly transforming one into another, its table legs start from an optimized support point on the floor and then branch out and organically morph into the tabletop. The interlocking geometry of the legs enhances structural stability and allows for a sleek, minimal design. Subtle, unobvious interweaving born out of necessity echoes principles of nature. Small openings not only create focal points of interest but also help to reduce weight. Zietas main goal is to deliver uniqueness and customization in design and constructions while keeping the production, transport and warehousing innovatively efficient. This is how they imagine the future world: light, durable structures of customized applications produced on demand out of one-of-a-kind parts, yet efficiently. They use computer controlled production process. Customized pattern, customized form, customized function, one-of-a-kind product and outstanding precision are what they deliver. You will find all of this philosophy reflected in the products. They research, they discover new possibilities, they play with forms and they deliver a beautiful, innovative, surprising outcome to people who love design and who care about the design development. They believe their work is a valuable contribution to the world of design not only by the unique beauty of the forms but most of all by opening ultra-innovative opportunities of forming and new paths for the world of future. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
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