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Just a Fraction of a Table
I love clever little thangs. This is definitely a clever little thang if I do say so myself. From the fabulous mind of industrial designer Josh Tuminella comes this table by the name of “Square Root.” I bet you can tell why. It’s made out of less than 10 individual pieces and one of them is “biscuits.” Be there!
The pieces are as follows: walnut, aluminum, biscuits, glue, and 4 screws. It’s designed to be repaired easily in the case of a wild house cat or a serial murderer rampaging through your house and it “absorbs dings and nicks to display the personality and identity of the user.”
I think that last sentence is code for: gets scratches like every other table, but that’s definitely o.k. And it is! Beaten up tables, man, people pay a lot of money for that look!
Designer: Josh Tuminella
6 Comments »
TimEdgeler says
Hot!
confucius says
Thought I had seen it before. Snap! http://www.designpublic.com/shop/offi/5278
jonjowers says
that’s downright handsome
melton mavis says
i like this josh’s better than the bent wood version. why? because if you fall on this one it teaches you a lesson, “stop being clumsy and put your beer / gin & tonic on me.”
tuminella says
Hey thanks y’all! I made it for you. Confucius…. I completely agree with the resemblance. That’s where the inspiration came from. I mention it on the original source.
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