The low table offers architectural functionality with its square tabletop and diagonal crossbars crafted from solid pine. Its balanced proportions provide stability and visual appeal, while the water-based lacquered finish in London fog ensures outdoor durability. The transparent construction optimises space utilisation, and the crossbar design adds structural support for lasting use. W45 x D45 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.
