The low table combines timeless design with practical functionality through its solid pine construction and London fog finish. Its square tabletop features diagonal crossbars that provide structural integrity, while the water-based lacquered coating resists outdoor elements. The balanced proportions suit various settings, and the transparent framework maintains visual lightness. W75 x D75 cm.
Crafted from solid pine with meticulous respect for Gerrit Rietveld''s 1934 design, the HAY Crate Low Table seamlessly blends timeless elegance with architectural functionality. Boasting balanced proportions, a square tabletop, and diagonal crossbars, it reflects Rietveld''s spatial design prowess, offering both functionality and comfort. As part of the Rietveld Originals x HAY collaboration, it preserves historical essence while adapting to modern outdoor settings with water-based lacquered finishes. Inspired by ingenious repurposing of surplus shipping crates, the Crate Low Table by HAY stands as a testament to timeless design and collaborative innovation. In partnership with Rietveld Originals, this outdoor gem encapsulates Gerrit Rietveld''s vision, featuring a square tabletop and diagonal crossbars meticulously crafted from solid pine. Transparent construction pays homage to the original design''s efficiency and elegance, with a variety of water-based lacquered finishes ensuring adaptability to diverse outdoor environments. Elevate your alfresco experience with the Crate Low Table &; a harmonious blend of history, craftsmanship, and contemporary flair. Embrace the timeless allure of the Crate Low Table, a testament to Gerrit Rietveld''s visionary design legacy. Its square tabletop and diagonal crossbars, crafted from solid pine, echo the architectural finesse of the original 1934 creation. The water-based lacquered finish, available in a spectrum of colours, enhances outdoor durability and adds a touch of modernity. The Crate Low Table beckons you to infuse your outdoor space with sophistication, embodying the perfect harmony of historical significance and contemporary style.
