"Camber" stainless steel coffee table by designer Paul Coenen. The Camber collection was born from the idea of crafting a piece of furniture from a single sheet of metal. Starting with a flat rectangle, two angular bends are made. The first four folds are then executed lengthwise by machine, after which the legs are manually bent at right angles.
Product care: Clean with a dry cloth. Optionally, use a glass cleaner or a stainless steel cleaner (such as those designed for kitchens).
Made to order: Production time is 6 to 8 weeks. If urgent, expedited options may be available in certain cases.
Paul Coenen (born 1992) takes an experimental and hands-on approach, exploring his fascination with materials and both modern and traditional fabrication techniques. His work is simple: the appearance of objects results directly from the material and technique. He graduated from Design Academy Eindhoven in 2019.
Availability and shipping : This product is in stock and ready to be shipped within 48 hours. We are committed to ensuring fast home delivery.
Feedback : Returns are free within 14 days of receipt of the product. The refund will be made within a maximum period of 14 days after receipt of the return. This condition does not apply to bulky products, including furniture and sofas, which are not eligible for free feedback.
International shipping : For any bulky products (furniture and sofas) internationally (excluding continental Europe), a quote will be established on request. Please contact us for more information.
Customs fees : Depending on the country of destination, customs fees can be applied upon receipt of the order. These costs remain exclusive to the customer.
SECURE PAYMENTS
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CUSTOMER SERVICE
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PAUL COENEN (BORN 1992) TAKES AN EXPERIMENTAL AND PRACTICAL APPROACH, EXPLORING HIS FASCINATION FOR MATERIALS AS WELL AS MODERN AND TRADITIONAL MANUFACTURING TECHNIQUES. HIS WORK IS SIMPLE: THE APPEARANCE OF OBJECTS IS A RESULT OF THE MATERIAL AND THE TECHNIQUE. HE HAS GRADUATED FROM THE DESIGN ACADEMY EINDHOVEN SINCE 2019.
