THE OFF CENTERED BASE “PINJI TABLE” IS AN ITEM OF FINE ARTS.
THE OFF CENTERED BASE “PINJI TABLE” IS AN ITEM OF FINE ARTS.
Designer: Tony Lee
We think that the Pinji table is closer to being an item of fine art than a side table, and would be even more suited in a gallery than it is within the home… and that’s why we love it!
The off-centered base provides the design with a wonderful sense of unbalance, creating an aspect of suspense that makes the design an attention-stealer! And we know what you’re thinking, ‘That it just makes it easier to knock over’, right? Wrong. That has been considered and the center of gravity has been moved to the bottom of the base!
I think we’d all be lying if we hadn’t at some point almost knocked a vase off a side table… well with Pinji, this is no longer possible; the base appears to intersect the top surface, providing a place for flowers to be positioned and our eyes to be drawn towards!
Designer: Tony Lee
Source: Yanko Design.
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