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.
EXHIBITED:
JAPANOMETRY Solo exhibition Galerie MW 2015
Interiors Now 2013
DWB Budapest 2017
SALON NY 2017
MIAMI/BASEL 2018
Solo exhibition "LIGHT" at Galerie Maria Wettergren Paris 2022