no waste table
Design Ron Arad, 2004
Honeycomb aluminum or sheet steel
Made in Italy by Moroso
No Waste table refers and designed so as to obtain all its parts from a single sheet of honeycomb aluminum without any manufacturing waste. The table features a panel of honeycomb anodized aluminum with a black border. Also available in a version produced of sheet steel with a painted finish in either transparent or color varnish. Aluminum version is ultralight.
Hailed as one of the foremost designers of the 20th Century, Ron Arad was born in Tel Aviv and studied at the Jerusalem Academy of Art before moving to London and the Architectural Association where he studied under Peter Cook, founder of Archigram. Ron Arad has successfully established a unique design style using unorthodox combinations of materials and concepts.
88.5" w | 28.25" h | 49.5" d
No Waste table is delivered unassembled. Suitable for outdoor use.
Honeycomb aluminum or sheet steel
Made in Italy by Moroso
No Waste table refers and designed so as to obtain all its parts from a single sheet of honeycomb aluminum without any manufacturing waste. The table features a panel of honeycomb anodized aluminum with a black border. Also available in a version produced of sheet steel with a painted finish in either transparent or color varnish. Aluminum version is ultralight.
Hailed as one of the foremost designers of the 20th Century, Ron Arad was born in Tel Aviv and studied at the Jerusalem Academy of Art before moving to London and the Architectural Association where he studied under Peter Cook, founder of Archigram. Ron Arad has successfully established a unique design style using unorthodox combinations of materials and concepts.
88.5" w | 28.25" h | 49.5" d
No Waste table is delivered unassembled. Suitable for outdoor use.
write a review now
Ron Arad
In 1981 Ron scoured a scrapyard and combined a car seat with structural tubing to create the postmodern Rover Chair, whose popularity significantly launched his career. Ron Arad’s unique design style would continue to use unorthodox combinations of materials and concepts.
Iconic designs have propelled Moroso in the designer furniture market with help from well known designers: Patricia Urquiola, Konstantin Grcic and others. Each piece maintains a noticeable Moroso style while representing other cultures as well.