Trefoil Square Table ex-display-furniture Rue Saint-Honoré: Transport yourself to

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or built up to seven levels to form a vertical tower reaching 174cm

Mathsson developed these seats further with a variation called the Model 42 but ultimately had to drop the design because the only glue available was too weak

Trefoil Square Table ex-display-furniture Rue Saint-Honoré: Transport yourself toTrefoil Square Table by Herman Studio for Form & Refine. When describing the idea behind the Trefoil Square table, Jonas Herman of Herman Studio said, "the aim was to create an interesting shadow effect where four legs meet each other in a symmetric line"; at first glance, the legs appear to intersect, but Herman Studio has left free space in between, adding a visual lightness to the table. The legs are positioned to allow comfortable seating around