analog table

Name: analog table
Brand: Fritz Hansen
SKU: JH43,JH63orJH83
Price: 2305.00 USD
Availability: InStock

by Jaime Hayon, from Fritz Hansen

analog table

Design Jaime Hayon, 2014
Wood veneer or laminate top, solid wood legs, aluminum
Made by Fritz Hansen

"In my eyes, the table is the heart of the home, the heart of the office, the heart of the restaurant. At the table, we share our greatest joys and sorrows, and at the end of the day, some of the greatest things in life happens at the table." - Jaime Hayon

Analog™ is celebrating the authentic way of connecting with people around a table by bringing us closer. The table promotes a return to the genuine togetherness that is a stark contrast to the digital life we face with demands of constant online presence. Analog is not a square, not a circle, not an oval - it is a new form that takes the best from the three classic shapes and brings them together in a new, organic form. There is no hierarchy, just a beautiful platform for conversations which is a perfect match for modern relationships among family members, friends and colleagues.

The Analog™ table comes in three sizes with table tops in white laminate, oak or walnut veneer. The base consists of four legs made of solid wood and finished in black colored oak, oak or walnut. The legs are attached to the table top with a 'trumpet' in either white or black coated aluminum. The underside of the table top is lacquered in colors matching the trumpet. Each leg is mounted with black synthetic glides.

JH43 analog table: 51.2" L | 41.3" w | 28.3" h | distance between legs: 26.1" L | 21.6" w
JH63 analog table: 72.8" L | 41.3" w | 28.3" h | 94 lbs. | distance between legs: 46" L | 20.6" w
JH83 analog table: 96.5" L | 41.3" w | 28.3" h | 116 lbs. | distance between legs: 69.6" L | 20.6" w

$2,305.00 + free shipping

(please allow 8-12 weeks for this table to be created and shipped to your location)

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Jaime Hayon

With a foundation in skateboarding and graffiti art, Jaime Hayon studied industrial design in Madrid and Paris. He continued his education in 1997 at Fabrica, a design and communication academy founded by Benetton, where he had the opportunity to work with Oliviero Toscani. He also studied in the first class of the IED Industrial Design course in Madrid. Fifteen years later, Hayon is the director of the Master of European Design Labs of IED Madrid. Hayon’s work mixes art and design; his industrial design often maintains a craft base. Now internationally known, he has completed projects worldwide.

Fritz Hansen has become a natural part of Danish and International design history. Fritz Hansen is characterized by craftsmanship, unique design and a sense of premium quality. Furniture designers such as Arne Jacobsen & Poul Kjaerholm have contributed to the collection with beautifully shaped designs and the use of innovative techniques and new materials.