Paper table

Arch Studio designed a maple wood and recycled paper table that serves for short naps and plays with the contrast between its soft, ondulating surface, and the hard core. 

Arch Studio, Paper table, 2016
Han Wen-Qiang from Chinese firm Arch Studio, has turned the waste paper pulp into a solid material through a solidification treatment, creating a table top that has a strong and three-dimensional curved surface. 

 

The core concept is the contrast between its visual soft impression and the inner hard character. The surface was excavated on place and functions as a nap table, thanks to its cotton-like finishing. The curves follow the body’s ergonomics and helps people bending over it. The materials used are recycled paper pulp and maple wood, with dimensions of 100 x 100 x 70 centimeters.

Arch Studio, Paper table, 2016
Arch Studio, Paper table, 2016

Paper Table
Design: Han Wen-Qiang, Arch Studio
Year: 2016

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