Pico
Occasional Table
Prototype
Prototype
This side-table possesses surprising static properties:
The shaft, which extends beyond the tabletop and serves as a handle, is located centrally above the base's center of gravity.
This allows Pico to be carried with one hand, the tabletop remains level and nothing falls off.
Pico is assembled without any tools. The anodized aluminum plate is firmly connected to the ash wood shaft by means of a wooden wedge. The pole is screwed to the concrete base via a transverse threaded bolt.
The shaft, which extends beyond the tabletop and serves as a handle, is located centrally above the base's center of gravity.
This allows Pico to be carried with one hand, the tabletop remains level and nothing falls off.
Pico is assembled without any tools. The anodized aluminum plate is firmly connected to the ash wood shaft by means of a wooden wedge. The pole is screwed to the concrete base via a transverse threaded bolt.
