Cross Plex table Bodil Kjær, 1959 by karakterCopenhagen
Key details
| Brand | karakterCopenhagen |
|---|---|
| Category | Table |
| Dimensions | H 35 cm |
Description
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the dimensions of the Cross Plex table Bodil Kjær, 1959?
The Cross Plex table Bodil Kjær, 1959 measures H: 35.
Is the Cross Plex table Bodil Kjær, 1959 suitable for commercial projects?
Yes, the Cross Plex table Bodil Kjær, 1959 by karakterCopenhagen is specifically designed for commercial and contract use. It is commonly specified by interior designers and architects for hospitality, office, and retail environments.
Can the Cross Plex table Bodil Kjær, 1959 be used outdoors?
The Cross Plex table Bodil Kjær, 1959 is designed for indoor use only.
Specifications
| Dimensions | H: 35 cm |
|---|---|
| Indoor / Outdoor | Indoor |
| Durability | Contract-grade |
| Brand | karakterCopenhagen |
| Category | Table |
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Bondi
Leolux > Table
Leolux was looking for something new, a table that adds a pop of colour to the interior. Bondi is the perfect answer. Its unusual organic leaf shape is the first thing to stand out, with space for at least five users.
Columna
Leolux > Table
Columna is a table built on pure form, with the base and table top connected by a straight column. The only playful element Hugo de Ruiter allowed is the way the column links to the base: like an ancient marble column.
Minima Round Twin Adjustable Matt Black
Astro > Table
This modern recessed light features a sleek design with adjustable dual light sources, ideal for office and hallway applications. Crafted from durable metal with a matte finish, it offers a sophisticated and functional lighting solution for contemporary interiors.
Blanco Twin Adjustable Plaster
Astro > Table
This minimalist recessed light fixture features a sleek design with adjustable dual light sources, perfect for modern office environments. Crafted from durable metal with a matte finish, it seamlessly integrates into any ceiling for a clean and unobtrusive look.
Viscount of wood rectangular
Kartell > Table
VISCOUNT OF WOOD tables are the latest addition. These naturally composed tables complement the collection's choice of seats and create a sustainable living area in which wood plays a central role thanks to its lightweight properties. These large items of furniture feature top-quality materials and advanced manufacturing technology. The square and rectangular versions with four legs come in five sizes (100x100, 145x80, 160x90, 190x90 and 240x100) and three top finishes: light ash with two darker shades, flamed walnut and a third, characterised by thin strips of different tones of dark wood. The legs are in chrome or black.
Glossy marble oval
Kartell > Table
A family of tables ideal for the home and office. The light steel structure is made particular by the use of the cross element that joins the legs on each of the four sides, supporting the top. The collection comprises square, oval and round versions.
Pavilion AV18
&tradition > Table
Available in three sizes, the larger, six or eight-person Pavilion table is ideal for an office meeting room or dining space while the smaller, four-person version is a perfect addition to the home. The table can be matched with the Pavilion desk to provide a cohesive design experience, and cable management can be easily inserted into the table due to the location of the stretcher.
Pavilion AV24
&tradition > Table
Available in three sizes, the larger, six or eight-person Pavilion table is ideal for an office meeting room or dining space while the smaller, four-person version is a perfect addition to the home. The table can be matched with the Pavilion desk to provide a cohesive design experience, and cable management can be easily inserted into the table due to the location of the stretcher.
In Between SK4
&tradition > Table
Inspired by the Scandinavian heritage of design and furniture craftmanship, In Between is a result of Sami Kallio’s solid grounding in traditional wood- working techniques and his eye for ingenious detail. It started with a single chair which later resulted in a series of furniture including both tables and bar stools. Get this In Between dining table in three different variants.
BM1160 Hunting Table
Carl Hansen > Table
Børge Mogensen designed the BM1160 Hunting Table for the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers’ Guild Furniture Exhibition in 1950. The table combines excellent woodwork with elegant metal brace bars, creating a bold and organic whole.
CH002 Dining Table
Carl Hansen > Table
The CH002 is the smaller of two dining tables that Hans J. Wegner created in 1982. The table expresses Wegner’s functional design philosophy through an appealing solution for modern interiors. The CH002 is crafted to fit smaller spaces, and can be extended easily with two accompanying leaves.
CH006 Dining Table
Carl Hansen > Table
At 90 x 138 cm, the CH006 is a longer version of the CH002 dining table, designed in 1982. The table, with solid extension frames and built-in grip for the two hinged extension leaves with rounded edges, illustrates Hans J. Wegner’s visionary approach to functional design. The CH006 table is versatile and can be adapted to smaller gatherings as well as larger dinner parties.
AJ52 Society Table
Carl Hansen > Table
Created in 1952 for the American-Scandinavian Foundation’s New York office, Arne Jacobsen’s elegant AJ52 Society Table is a fluid fusion of Bauhaus, functionalism and industrial design.
ML10097 Egyptian Table
Carl Hansen > Table
Mogens Lassen designed the ML10097 Egyptian Table after being inspired by folding stands found in Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922. The table was first shown at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers' Guild Exhibition in 1940.
ML10097 Egyptian Table
Carl Hansen > Table
Mogens Lassen designed the ML10097 Egyptian Table after being inspired by folding stands found in Tutankhamun's tomb in 1922. The table was first shown at the Copenhagen Cabinetmakers' Guild Exhibition in 1940.
Droplets Coffetable
Capdell > Table
Dropplets Coffetable in height 53 cm. Metal legs in coated epoxi finishing. Beech veneer top in size 120 x 79 cm.
TEAM Wood high table
Gispen > Table
Holding a meeting, conferring, completing a task: TEAM does it all. The basic principle of the TEAM table system is that it supports various work methods and comes in many shapes and sizes. Mix and match the various components to design the perfect table for any type of space.
CPH Table CPH 10
Hay > Table
Featuring the same understated expression and focus on functionality as the rest of the series the CPH10 has symmetrical legs with a more generous tabletop creating a larger workspace and greater flexibility. The oak frame is available in different finishes and the tabletop comes in a variety of wood or linoleum options that make it suitable for using in a wide range of corporate and public contexts.
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