Pal Table Ø37,5
By Keiji Takeuchi , 2020
Just as its name suggests, Pal is there whenever you need it. It’s a small, occasional table that’s movable and easy to access.
Pal Table Ø37,5 - Model 6751
Ø: 37,5 cm
H: 38 / 45 / 52 cm
Wt: 7.1 kg
Cbm: 0.07 cbm
About The Collection
Fredericia introduces Complements – A new line of material-driven pieces conceived as collector’s items to complement our portfolio.
Complements is a new collection of designs that join our main collection of furniture. A line of collectibles rooted in our passion for materiality comprised of functional pieces with aesthetic qualities that are equally appealing as decorative elements. From objects and small functional furniture to hidden gems from our archives with a renewed relevance.
With Complements, we expand on our expertise with materiality to encompass a range of accessories and furnishings that - together with our line of furniture - create a look and feel for an entire interior or concept.
Drawing on our legacy of working with wood and leather, we’ve explored other materials with textures, colours and compositions that bring an extra dimension to the atmosphere. The result is a celebration of materiality in well-considered concepts that are refined, authentic, inviting and crafted to last.
We’re always open to designers, where we feel a strong connection with their work and a mutual mindset. For Complements, we’ve engaged with the next wave of new talent in Denmark and abroad. Both new and established names, who share our affinity for honest materials and purposeful design.
Complements remains true to our design heritage at Fredericia while staying in tune with the world at large. Each piece is distinctive, yet they all reflect our pioneering spirit to create essentials with presence and permanence.
Collectibles to cherish now – and for generations to come.
The
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Complements
Keiji Takeuchi
Designer
“I try to find the simplest way to share happiness in our everyday lives. The term craft is a result of our relationship with things, where we establish emotional dialogues with products."
Keiji Takeuchi is a furniture and industrial designer with a truly global outlook. Japanese-born, Milan-based, New Zealand-bred and Paris-educated, his work transcends any culture or language, characterised by its purity and the absence of superfluous elements. Where he sees simplicity as the path to sophistication.
Our instinctive way of interacting with objects is an ongoing source of fascination for Takeuchi. Our personal relationship with products. How we connect with them and how they enhance our lives. It all reflects an ethos that design should evoke emotions and instil a sense of happiness.
Takeuchi seeks the essentiality of things in designs that have a presence. He often uses the term “living objects” to describe his work, referencing designs with an extra dimension that adds to the atmosphere.