Paw Dining Table by Hakmin Lee

$19,812.03

About

Paw dining table by Hakmin Lee Materials: Aluminium Dimensions: 80 x 150 x 77 cm Studio HAK is Seoul based studio led by designer Hakmin Lee, who has an ambition of creating our environment bit more humorous through everyday objects. Studio HAK works in various domains such as decorative object, art toy, illustration and conceptual design. Hakmin studied metal craft in Kookmin Univ. (South Korea) and conceptual design in Design Academy Eindhoven (The Netherlands). After he graduated in 2012, he worked at Anthropologie in Philadelphia, U.S.A as a hardgoods designer.

Details

Dimensions
Height: 30.32 in. (77 cm)Width: 59.06 in. (150 cm)Depth: 31.5 in. (80 cm)
Style
Modern (In the Style Of)
Materials and Techniques
Aluminum
Place of Origin
Korea, Republic of
Period
2010-
Date of Manufacture
2020
Production Type
New & Custom(Current Production)
Condition
Seller Location
Geneve, CH
Reference Number
1stDibs: LU1219222120712
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Ships From: Seoul, Korea South
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Galerie Philia Furniture

Galerie Philia is a recognized contemporary design and modern fine arts gallery representing world wide known designers and artists. The Galerie Philia exhibits a collection resulting from a rhizomatic research transcending formal, stylistic, national or historical barriers. The selected art works emanates from different cultures and periods, are incarnated in various and multiform mediums, and evoke multiple and changing interior worlds. The only criterion unifying this composite plurality is their esthetical qualities and the sense they convey. The Galerie Philia attempts in this way to build bridges between different artistic continents in order to enlighten art works endowed with a marked artistic depth.