The concept of splintering is what makes this collection unique. The pillar of the coat stand is splintered out to the three branches at the top to create hooks for clothes hanging. The artificially-created natural looking requires high level wood crafting techniques to be produced.
| Product ID | 218 |
|---|---|
| Category | talbe |
| Subcategory | Living Tables |
| Materials | Japanese Oak NF / WNF / MBR / DBR / GY / DGY / BL / NWT |
| Dimensions | w: 450 d: 435 h: 550 *Solid wood top |
| Designer | nendo Sato Oki （Tag: nendo___Sato_Oki） |
| PDF download | PDF download |
Designer
nendo Sato Oki
Oki Sato, born in Canada in 1977, established a design firm “nendo” soon after receiving a master’s degree of architecture from Waseda University in 2002. Since then he has been active internationally; selected as one of "100 Japanese people respected in the world" in Newsweek Japanese version; awarded as one of “Designer of the Year” in Italy. His major works can be seen in some world’s major museums, such as MoMa, Centre Pompidou, V&A, etc. The Olympic Cauldron Tokyo 2020 was also his design. Now, he is working on the design of TGV train cars for the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.
