Kubo II

KUBO II

The Kubo table is a continuation of the geometric designs initiated with the Hikari lamps. Using the polyhedral shape, a leitmotif in Fenhann’s vocabulary, allows the designer to pursue his quest for extremely thin and graceful proportions, while maintaining a strong, functional structure. The Kubo table occupies the space around it like a sculpture but is also perfectly functional. Multiple tables may be combined in various ways to form bigger structures, or they can be used separately as individual side tables.

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Exhibited at “Branching out”, Designmuseum Danmark, Copenhagen, 2007; “Made in Denmark”, 100% Design fair, London, 2007; “Second Nature”, Round Tower, Copenhagen, 2009; “Craft Collection CC14”, Maison & Objet, Paris, 2010; Danish Contemporary Design 1997- 2009, Galerie Maria Wettergren, 2010; AD Interieurs (Pierre Yovanovitch), Musee des Arts Décoratifs, Paris, 2014; “Japanometry”, Galerie Maria Wettergren, Paris, 2015; Design Without Borders, New Budapest Gallery, Budapest, 2017; PAD Paris/London; Design Miami/Basel; Art Genève; The Salon, Art + Design, New York; Chart Art Fair, Copenhagen.

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