The Andersen Edge Side Table explores the intersection of Scandinavian design and industrial geometry, with a sculptural silhouette defined by clean lines and angular planes. Crafted from black powder-coated metal, its architectural form is softened by a slender oak rod, introducing a subtle contrast of natural timber and matte metal. Designed to sit either vertically or horizontally, the piece shifts between a taller side table with open shelving and a low, graphic table with compartments for books and magazines. Its restrained palette and unconventional proportions bring a considered, modernist character to contemporary interiors.
Design Details
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Material Contrast: Black powder-coated metal paired with a natural oak rod, balancing industrial precision with the warmth of timber.
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Geometric Construction: Folded, angular metal planes create an open architectural silhouette with defined edges and negative space.
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Dual Orientation: Designed for vertical or horizontal placement, with integrated storage and a flat surface in either configuration.
Why It Works
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Architectural Presence: Strong geometric lines introduce structure and definition alongside softer upholstery and organic forms.
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Considered Contrast: The black finish creates visual depth against pale oak, natural linen, textured rugs and neutral interiors.
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Adaptable Proportions: Position vertically beside a lounge chair or horizontally as a lower table with accessible storage for reading materials.
FAQs
Can the Edge Side Table be used in different orientations?
Yes. The table is designed to be positioned both vertically and horizontally. Upright, it functions as a taller side table with open shelving; horizontally, it becomes a lower table with compartments for books and magazines.
What are the dimensions and weight?
The supplied dimensions are W330 × D330 × H510mm, with a weight of 5kg. These measurements refer to the table in its upright orientation.
How should I care for the powder-coated finish?
Wipe clean with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid strong chemicals, abrasive cleaning products and sharp objects that may scratch or damage the powder-coated surface.
