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Explore 37 award-winning designs tagged table on 8 Pixels Design Blog.

Diagonal Table

Diagonal

Diagonal is a desk designed around a single geometric idea, the diagonal line that joins two opposite corners. The tabletop is made of plywood with walnut veneer, and the veneer pattern follows the same diagonal guide. The two stands are made of steel with a powder coated finish, and both stands are placed along the same line. The main structural skeleton is hidden inside the tabletop and carries the load through three short columns to the stands. A bevelled edge and a gap between top and stands make the surface appear to float.

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Palette Table

Palette

Palette Table is a low table designed for use while sitting on the floor, inspired by the Japanese chabudai. The top is formed by three overlapping circles, and the large curved recess creates a place to sit. People can work from the front and also from the left and right sides. Two small curved lines guide the seating area and create a sense of closeness. The rounded form removes hard to reach corners. A small hole in the top plate allows small items to be passed through, and the lower top plate rotates. The table is made from oak wood.

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Pheather Table

Pheather

Pheather is designed as a minimalist table capable of playing many roles, from dining to office, working or chilling, and everything in between. With a total length of 2200mm, it seats 6 - 8 people comfortably. It lends itself perfectly to different decorative styles and types of chair. Unique supporting structure and design keep the top from warping without the use of frame as traditional table. Material's hardness and exceptional wood processing techniques make it a true asset that lasts for years.

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Popsitable Table

Popsitable

Popsitable is a table inspired by the shape of popsicle sticks. The table measures 2100 mm in width, 900 mm in depth and 720 mm in height. Rounded corners and straight lines shape each part, and the legs recall the wide end of a popsicle stick. An n-shaped support and a jointed structure under the top give the table stability. The table is made of carbonized bamboo wood, a material produced from raw bamboo that is crushed into threads, treated at high temperature and pressure, then bonded and hot pressed. Bamboo offers a low-carbon alternative to timber.

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CP 21 Table

CP 21

CP 21 is a table designed for living and dining spaces. The top is made of marble and measures just 2 cm in thickness, with 45 degree bevels along the edges. Cuts in the corners reveal the steel structure below and hold the marble top in place. The double Y shaped steel structure is stable and is offered in brushed steel, black painted steel or brass. The top is available in Italian marble types such as Verde Alpi, Calacatta, Rosso Francia, Nero Marquinia and Arabescato Corchia. CP 21 is delivered in a flat cardboard pack with a wooden frame for easy transport.

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Bilico Table

Bilico

Bilico is a modular garden table that owes its name to the structure composed of modules which, ending in a single support stand, make the table visibly unstable. Thanks to its modularity, it is possible compose tables from the smallest circular shape one, with two opposite heads, to the ideal infinity using central modules. The table, made of Pietra di Trani (a typical stone marble from Trani area), is completed by the central tub, led light equipped, where the accessories (trays, flower stands, lamps, cutlery trays, cutting boards, etc.) are housed.

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Wave Table

Wave

Wave is a coffee table made of ash wood. It combines opposites in many ways. The shape of the table resembles the stairs of the pyramids and the form of waves. So, it displays man-made and natural forms at the same time. The softness of the wave counterparts the angularity of the structure. Beside being a static object, it also gives the impression of dynamic motion by the fan-like rotation of the parts. Wave provides a new visual sight from every angle. By this it symbolizes the variety of nature. Wave does not contain any fittings or stiffeners. It holds itself.

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Fan Table

Fan

Fan is a coffee table inspired by the Chinese folding fan. The tabletops are made of marble and artistic bark, combined with a central bronze piece shaped as a half-moon. The curved metal surface recalls an open fan, an object linked in Chinese culture with kindness and with moving freely. A semicircular space at the center can hold flowers or small ornaments. The marble was sanded repeatedly to fit the curved metal precisely. The table measures 1120 mm in width, 1120 mm in depth and 700 mm in height.

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Patchwork Table

Patchwork

Yılmaz Dogan, who started out with the idea that different industrial materials could be used together on a table tray, said that he designed a flexibility in your desk that you can make changes to adapt to different trends at any time. With its completely breakable design, Patchwork is a dynamic design that can easily adapt to different spaces as dining and meeting tables.

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Iso Table

Iso

Iso is a coffee table with a small accent table set inside it. The accent table sits at a different height and is finished in bright neon green, while the coffee table itself stays subtle. The color contrast marks the green surface as the area for decorative objects, so the rest of the table remains clear. The top is made of plywood and veneer, cut with a CNC router. The base is solid wood, assembled with traditional joinery techniques that allow flat packaging and keep production costs low.

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Ritmo Table

Ritmo

Ritmo is a dining table designed as a gathering place for family and friends. The legs are shaped to simulate movement, creating a sense of rhythm. A brass bar acts as an equilibrium line across the base. Seen from different angles, the table reveals different shapes. The wood is cut, sanded and turned, and the pieces are glued and then varnished. The brass bar is fixed with spheres. The form follows a Scandinavian and modernist direction. Ritmo can be produced in various sizes and colours for dining rooms, offices and vanity rooms.

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Metaphor Table

Metaphor

This project is poking fun at itself while raising social awareness about gender equality. Specifically, it uses a metaphor that springs from sumo, one of the most male-dominated sports in Japanese society. Women are not allowed to compete professionally in this sport given sexist rules, which border them outside the wrestling ring as a result of their "impurity" by reason of the menstrual blood. Knocking a sumo warrior to the ground, at the service of a flower pot or any other need people may have, desecrates that macho-dominance sumo still holds, by simply using irony and humor.

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