"Square2Square"- extendable table. design by "Blubau" , Lidor Gilad & Yotam Shabtai for BBB. First presented at the 2008 "Salone del mobile" . It is a square table that grows into a bigger one and maintains its geometry and proportion. The table grows from the closed position to the opens by 33%. In this version, it grows from 8 to 12 seats. In order to keep the table parallel to its first position, while opening the table, we rotate only the dining surface, keeping the table legs in place and using them as a support for the opened table wings. The central square changes its height position during the rotation, finding itself finally in the exact same level as the dining surface.
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Square2Square extendable table
Square2Square extendable table Video Clips. Duration : 0.92 Mins.
"Square2Square"- extendable table. design by "Blubau" , Lidor Gilad & Yotam Shabtai for BBB. First presented at the 2008 "Salone del mobile" . It is a square table that grows into a bigger one and maintains its geometry and proportion. The table grows from the closed position to the opens by 33%. In this version, it grows from 8 to 12 seats. In order to keep the table parallel to its first position, while opening the table, we rotate only the dining surface, keeping the table legs in place and using them as a support for the opened table wings. The central square changes its height position during the rotation, finding itself finally in the exact same level as the dining surface.
"Square2Square"- extendable table. design by "Blubau" , Lidor Gilad & Yotam Shabtai for BBB. First presented at the 2008 "Salone del mobile" . It is a square table that grows into a bigger one and maintains its geometry and proportion. The table grows from the closed position to the opens by 33%. In this version, it grows from 8 to 12 seats. In order to keep the table parallel to its first position, while opening the table, we rotate only the dining surface, keeping the table legs in place and using them as a support for the opened table wings. The central square changes its height position during the rotation, finding itself finally in the exact same level as the dining surface.
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