Manhattan furniture system is a stylistic reference with its form to the Art Deco period from American design. Preceding Constructivism, it was a direct answer to the lack of spatial discipline during Art Nouveau.
It was a deliberate consideration for modern designing aspect – thinking of functions and influence of a specific item on its physical and social surrounding – aiming at mass production. However, it was not successful because the artists paid too much attention to perfect workmanship, all the details and the quality of the materials used for production.
The Simple Husk dining table is produced in three versions: white, black and brown.
Design: Simple Husk table
Designer: Thomas Mucha
Materials: blockboard, Macassar Amara, white or black high gloss finish, polished steel, or polished bronze
Dimensions: W-280 cm, D-150 cm, H-75 cm