daniel garcia adds functional elements to woodendot’s batea table collection
the 'batea family' draws upon traditional serving trays, using functional sliding elements and hidden storage compartments.
daniel garcia adds functional elements to woodendot’s batea table collection
the ‘batea family’ draws upon traditional serving trays, using functional sliding elements and hidden storage compartments. all of the pieces can be assembled and adapted to form multiple compositions and arrangements for different environments. the set contains a unified visual language using a rounded form and curved circular edges which adds a contemporary finish to the design.
‘batea S’ and ‘batea L’ table
the table collection by daniel garcia for woodendot consists of three different sizes including a sliding coffee table that contains a large storage space that opens up when you slide back the table top. the ‘batea M’ medium sized table has a small storage space under its table top and the smaller ‘batea S’ includes a serving tray which sits on top of the frame. each piece is available in seven different finishes, two natural made of oak wood and five in an ash color.
‘batea L’ video courtesy of woodendot
‘batea L’ table made of solid oak and lacquered metal structure
‘batea L’ has a large storage space that opens up when you slide back the table top
the collection contains a unified visual language
‘betea S’ video courtesy of woodendot
small and medium ‘batea tables’
ash black and oak wood finish
the tables can be used to store small objects
‘batea M’ has a small storage space under its table top
‘batea m’ includes a sliding table top
the tray acts as a functional and contemporary piece
‘batea S’ has seven different finishes
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