The table TRUNK by Philipp Mainzer is crafted from an individually chosedn, single European walnut tree trunk. The 161-3/8" long table features four connecting offset planks finished with natural brushed edges, floating atop brass finished tubular steel legs. The TRUNK table is an inherently unique and collectable piece.

The object RAW by Philipp Mainzer is a robust piece crafted from seasoned European oak in limited quantities. Reduced to the essential features, the rectangular form is untreated and bare with natural markings emphasising the beauty of European oak in its purest form. RAW is offered in two lengths and works as an individual object, bench, or side table.

NEW RELEASES FOR THE E15 COLLECTION

The lean solid wood dining table SLOANE, featured in new white pigmented wax finish is one of the most elegant tables in the collection and offers a particularly light and graceful option for smaller spaces.

With the smart and playful side tables ENOKI, e15 introduces marble for the collection. The versatile side tables are presented in combinations of rich marble and colored steel.

The bar cabinet ARAQ with polished brass or stainless steel inlay is a concealed treasure and designed as a complementing module for the solid wood sideboard series SHAHNAZ and MAHNAZ.

25 Table wins the Interior Innovation Award - Best of the Best 2012. One of the most presitious awards of the furnishing sector world-wide organized by the authoratative German Design Council in occasion of the IMM Cologne, the most important fair of the design sector after the Salone del Mobile in Milan. The name of the prize provides the idea behind the competition that will pick out- among the hundreds of products submitted- a selection of truly innovative projects for interior design. 25 in fact is the longest table ever made with an industrial prodess, capable of reaching 3 meter length with thickness 25mm.

As a response to the public use of portable devices, Swedish design partnership Claesson Koivisto Rune has created "Isola". The lounge chair takes into account the modern lifestyle, and how the use of laptops and tablets changes the posture of the user. The relaxed positions prompted the organic, larger form. The armchair integrates an oval tabletop into the shell, encouraging a more intuitive use.

The Isola Lounge was introduced at Maison et Objet 2012 in Paris.

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