Gem Coffee Table
The Gem table boasts an interactive design. Its configuration is reminiscent of the stacked towers made of round pebbles on beaches. It is playful and mystical. The table brings this playful aspect to any interior, where rounded shapes like pebbles or beads create bases for dining tables, side tables or coffee tables. The idea is to mix and match them to customize the table for your own home. By playing with sizes and colors, there is a great possibility and freedom in the design.
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Dimensions (imperial)
H 14.96 x D 43.31 x W 43.31 inches
H 28.74 x D 35.43 x W 35.43 inches
H 28.74 x D 45.28 x W 70.87 inches
H 28.74 x D 17.72 x W 43.31 inches
H 14.96 x Ø 43.31 inches
H 16.93 x Ø 15.75 inches
H 28.74 x Ø 35.43 inches
H 28.74 x Ø 62.99 inches
H 34.65 x Ø 23.62 inches
H 42.32 x Ø 23.62 inches
H 11.81 x Ø 23.62 inches
H 11.81 x Ø 27.56 inches
H 28.74 x D 35.43 x W 35.43 inches
H 28.74 x D 45.28 x W 70.87 inches
H 28.74 x D 17.72 x W 43.31 inches
H 14.96 x Ø 43.31 inches
H 16.93 x Ø 15.75 inches
H 28.74 x Ø 35.43 inches
H 28.74 x Ø 62.99 inches
H 34.65 x Ø 23.62 inches
H 42.32 x Ø 23.62 inches
H 11.81 x Ø 23.62 inches
H 11.81 x Ø 27.56 inches
Designer
Sebastian Herkner was born in Bad Mergentheim in 1981. He studied product design at HfG Offenbach am Main, and already focused on designing objects and furniture merging various cultural contexts during his studies. In 2006 he founded his own studio for objects, interior design and exhibition design in Offenbach am Main.
Today, Sebastian Herkner works for international companies, designs furniture and lamps, porcelain and glass, and also curates and stages exhibitions dealing with design. His success is already reflected in numerous awards and prizes, among them the 2011 German Design Award in the Newcomer category and the 2015 EDIDA Elle Decoration International Design Award as Best International Newcomer. Most recently, Sebastian Herkner was appointed guest of honour at imm Cologne 2016 to present his concept for “Das Haus – Interiors on Stage”.
