Form Table
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Shipping costs will be calculated at checkout based on your shipping address. Standard deliveries are always to street level. A floor-level delivery and installation service is also available upon request .
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Products specifically made to order according to the customer's specifications with a specific finish, color, or fabric—as well as products marked "made to order"—cannot be returned.
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For orders over €1,500, you can split the cost of larger purchases in half for free by paying the first half at the time of ordering and the second half only when the goods are actually ready for shipment.
Since many of our products are made to order with delivery times ranging from a few days to a few weeks, we offer you a completely free way to spread the cost of your purchase over time.
To take advantage of the "50/50" payment , contact us and we'll send you the instructions.
Form Table is part of the Form family for the contemporary dining room, a family where the key word is simplicity.
The table is made of oak and linoleum, quality natural materials that make it durable and give it an exclusive look.
The matte linoleum top is pleasant to the touch and easy to maintain. The same goes for the lacquered oak legs, which are attached to the top using the innovative system that characterizes the Form collection.
Form is a unique dining table that combines the language of industrial design with that of craftsmanship and natural materials. Form has a clean, modern expression. Its shape is a clear example of designer Simon Legald's quest to combine the industrial world with the quality of craftsmanship.
Available in square and rectangular shapes for different needs.
Clean with a damp cloth.
Simon Legald graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in the summer of 2012. His work focuses on both large and small-scale products. His projects often focus on bringing together craft and industry.
