Normann Copenhagen Scala Table
Normann Copenhagen Scala Table
Normann Copenhagen Scala Table
Normann Copenhagen Scala Table
Normann Copenhagen Scala Table
Normann Copenhagen Scala Table
Normann Copenhagen Scala Table
Normann Copenhagen Scala Table
Normann Copenhagen Scala Table
Normann Copenhagen Scala Table
Normann Copenhagen Scala Table
Normann Copenhagen Scala Table

Normann Copenhagen Scala Table

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The column is an architectural feature that for years has served as a source of inspiration for artists and designers. As a tribute to the column’s architectural significance, designer Simon Legald has chosen to emphasize the column’s form in his otherwise straightforward Scala design.

This has the added benefit of providing the table with a high degree of stability. Scala’s characteristic frame is composed of four columns that change in expression depending on the vantage point. The sturdy base is fashioned from solid steel while the round tabletop is available in either oak veneer, marble or stainless steel.

Scala comes in coffee, café and dining table sizes, and the material’s structure is particularly enhanced, when the table is scaled up to 130 and 150 cm diameter sizes. With its inclusive circular shape, Scala gives equal status to everyone, whether the table is the focal point of the home dinner party, restaurant outing or conference meeting.

Designed by Simon Legald 

Specifications

Measure: H: 75cm x Ø 100cm / Ø 130cm / Ø 150cm

Material: Legs: Black-lacquered aluminum - Tabletop available in marble or oak


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About Normann Copenhagen

Normann Copenhagen is a Danish design company with the mission to create original and innovative products in a simple and contemporary design that withstands the test of time. Or in other words, to challenge conventional thinking and make the ordinary extraordinary through great design.