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Why We Love It
The TS Console creates a sophisticated and sculptural aesthetics for any room with its characteristic slender legs, beautifully crossing details and contrasting solid table top. The rectangular console serves equally well as a storage unit, serving station or media console, featuring either one or two table tops. The timeless TS Console by GamFratesi is extended from the classic TS Table, made for the renowned restaurant The Standard in Copenhagen, where not only its name got its inspiration but also aesthetics and material choices were found.
- Contemporary and classy with a criss-cross motif, the TS Table Collection is stylistically pure and perfectly suited for any modern interior.
- The visual lightness in combination with honest materials and flawless craftsmanship give this piece an outstanding minimalistic yet sculptural design.
- The tables work as a functional and playful concept as they can create different expressions with varying functions, depending on the size and numbers of tables combined.
- TS tables work in harmony together, complementing each other with different sizes and heights, but they also work equally well as singles.
- Black lacquered or brass-plated metal frame.
- Marble tabletop.
- Because the tabletop is a natural stone, no two pieces are exactly alike, giving each table a unique expression.
- If out of stock, item typically ships in 14 weeks – contact us for details.
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Specs
- Height
- 15.7"
- Designer
- GamFratesi
- Warranty
- 2 Years
- Leg Diameter
- .6"
- Tabletop Thickness
- .8" (2cm)
- Small
- 49.2"W x 13.7"D · Tabletop 47.2"W x 11.8"D
- Large
- 72.8"W x 17.7"D · Tabletop 70.9"W x 15.7"D
- Large
- 72.8"W x 17.7"D - Tabletop 70.9"W x 15.7"D
- Materials
- Lacquered or Brass-Plated Metal, Marble
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Gubi
The curators at Gubi make dwelling in the past look good. Their team of "treasure hunters" is on a mission to re-launch iconic designs from the 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, and today. That's over fifty years of eclectic, international, and groundbreaking mid-century modern design brought to the present.
