Sax
Christoph Böninger 1999
Sax is a constructivist masterpiece, revealing completely new aspects in the concept of the height-adjustable table. The legs are fixed to elements that can be moved along the table's edge. The geometry of the base changes when the table height is adjusted. Sax is, therefore, a table with two identities: a simple twist, and it changes from a low side table into a high coffee table, or vice versa. Form follows construction.
iF Award Winner | reddot Award Winner
Height adjustable table on wheels. Frame of polished or matte chromium-plated steel. Glass top with a satin surface, lacquered from below in white or black.
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