Ding Table: Clear Glass + Oak

Ding Table: Clear Glass + Black

Ding Table: Smoke Glass + Oak

Ding Table: Smoke Glass + Black

Ding Table

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Ding Table: Clear Glass + Oak

Ding Table: Clear Glass + Black

Ding Table: Smoke Glass + Oak

Ding Table: Smoke Glass + Black

Ding Table

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Normann Copenhagen × Rudolph Schelling Webermann

Ding Table

Name: Ding Table
Brand: Normann Copenhagen • Rudolph Schelling Webermann
SKU: NOR-602240
Price: 655.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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SKU: NOR-602240

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Spec Sheet

Description

Normann Copenhagen teases out the options with the Ding Table. German design trio Ding3000 created their self-named table inspired by 3-dimensional wooden brain-teaser puzzles. The interlocking legs fit ingeniously together without any screws, meaning no tools are needed for assembly. Topped with a round of either transparent or smoked glass, the emphasis is on the mind-bending oak base. "Our intention is to draw attention to this almost magical detail," say the designers.

Specifications

Size

15.7" h x 29.5" dia (40x75cm)

Material

Glass, lacquered oak

Brand

Normann Copenhagen

“When Jan and I look at new designs for Normann Copenhagen, we take a very intuitive approach to the products,” according to cofounder Poul Madsen. “A picture can say much more than words and if we are both struck by what we see, we are interested.” Jan Andersen and Poul Madsen teamed up to create the Normann Copenhagen with a vision to shake up the contemporary design field. Now known the world over, they collaborate with new names and established talents from their native Denmark as well as internationally.

The company puts a premium on challenging conventional thinking in collections of tabletop products, lighting and furniture—with bold design strokes, innovative materials and a deft enjoyment of color. “We like products that have an original idea and a simple design, although we do not tie ourselves to a particular line,” Poul adds. “For us, the important thing is that the projects we get involved in bring something new into the world of design.”