Curl Tables by Constanze Schweda

Constanze Schweda’s new line of low tables are inspired by kirigami, which is a variation of origami that includes cutting the paper. Taking their cue from these three-dimensional shapes, the line of Curl tables also begins as a single sheet that in turn becomes a sculptural object.

Each table is made from a thin sheet of steel that is cut and sculpted into the delicate-looking structures. They may look fragile but these tables are durable and perfect for indoor or outdoor use.

Finished in a powder coating, they are available in three styles and come in white or custom colors.

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