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Blur Table is an aesthetic piece of furniture

Blur Table is an aesthetic piece of furniture

Blur Table is an aesthetic piece of furniture

Specializing in furniture, lighting, and everyday things – Berlin-based designer Hayo Gebauer crafts an extraordinary ‘Blur Table’ featuring warm beech wood, aluminum as well as glass.

Through domestic objects that are long-lasting – he aims to provide a vision of functionality, beauty, and quality.

“The individuality in my work is deeply rooted in my upbringing. Through education, socialization, and the culture that surrounds me. 

I believe that fun is an essential part of life – when appropriate, I allow my playfulness to be a method to design.

Striving to have higher conceptual standards and aesthetics. These factors greatly contribute and impact the decision-making in my creative process” says Gebauer.

With the concept of this minimalistic piece of furniture based on the connection of two simple shapes, a round rod and a square bar – this alluring table beautifully conceals its construction by seamlessly utilizing a frosted glass top.

Cleverly interlocked with each other – its eclectic geometric base has round and square profiles.

A brilliant choice of feasible manufacturing. The connection of the two is additionally a clean and refreshingly aesthetic choice as well.

“The Blur Table marks the start of a systematic approach. One could imagine other products in this fashion such as chairs or shelves. Also, other materials could be introduced as well” Gebauer adds.

 

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