ARAM
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ARAM OUTDOOR HIGH TABLE SAND

Sku: 100985
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$720.6
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The Aram collection includes a series of tables and stools of ethereal appearance, which seem to have been delicately sculpted in the air. This is the High Sand table, also available in a lower height, so that both pieces can be used together. Don’t miss the rest of the color options in bronze, white, anthracite, yellow, green and coral.

Inspired by a traditional Indian technique that works with iron wires in circles, the Japanese studio Nendo has designed the Aram tables and stools using a thin, powder-coated stainless steel wire, that adopts different degrees of denseness.

The pattern is denser in the upper part, which strengthens the support surface. However, as the design approaches the floor, it loses density. In the area closest to the ground it even seems to disappear, giving great lightness to the pieces, as if they were floating.

Both tables in the Aram collection are intended to be used as side or coffee tables, but they can also work as seats. And the same goes for the stools, which in turn can function interchangeably as small auxiliary tables. Additionally, the varied range of color options allows you to create cheerful and colorful compositions.

Aram, a design from the GAN Accessory line

The objects and small furniture that make up our accessories collection are a selection of unique pieces that speak a different and novel aesthetic language. Trays, tables, poufs, armchairs and stools that add personality to any space and act as the perfect complement to GAN rugs.

Manufacturing technique
Moulded and thermo-lacquered. Handmade


Material
Composition: stainless steel wire


Sizes
Ø61x41h cm / Ø24"x16"h

Nendo
Nendo
Biography

1977 Born in Toronto, Canada

2002 M.A. in Architecture, Waseda University, Tokyo
Established "nendo" Tokyo office

2005 Established "nendo" Milan office

2006 Lecturer for Showa Women's University, Tokyo
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