This range of multifunctional occasional tables eschews the usual the 4 legs for panels of 3 with the main support structure highlighted in bright red. The design allows free-from arrangement. Turn them on their sides to create whole new spaces and configurations. If you don’t move them around, you could potentially used the red support leg as a cool asymmetrical book shelf.
Designer: Cédric Ragot
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not bad, in reality land that glass puppy is going to be heavy and fragile…but reality land is soooooooooooooooo boring
i’m one of the fist fan of Cedric Ragot but not here… Rievelt is dead now …go fast again
how do the tow structure with different colors attached?
it could be interessing but for the first time with cedric ragot …. i want to change the design
where is the book shelf?
Yeah I could see this being heavy, but love it none the less, I’ll bookmark this article over at the haus:
http://www.neuehaus.com
The bookshelf idea is great, but I don’t think it’ll work without modification. Now if Ragot came out with the bibliophile’s version of Reverso, I’d definitely love it.