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KOFITABLE

This table was created by re-using a useless plastic windows* – one of many that each summer gets left alone by the wave of “flat renovation fever” on the outskirts of real estates in Poland.

 

Those „Treasures” are transformed into KOFITABLE: wooden-plastic-glass stable and mobile pieces of furniture.

 

Kofitable has stylized and impregnated oak legs that have been handcrafted by Master Carpenter from Pruszcza in Poland.

 

In order to improve its mobility, there are firmly attached industrial wheels at the bottom of that oak legs- that makes cleaning or rearranging the space much easier for everyone.

 

This furniture, thanks to its context is a perfect fit for modern needs of both private interiors and public spaces.

 

In public spaces however, Kofitable can bring and added value as a symbol and reminder of the great need of “eco thinking” and the 3R rule.

 

Kofitable is a reflection of our times: multifunctional eclectic of styles, which compliment each other while together creating a new, meaningful, surprisingly harmonious and inspiring value.

 

*plastic windows (along with i.e. the washing machine doors) are among one of the least profitable household waste to be recycled. (Due to its’ complex construction and material composition). Usually old plastic windows are either being sold the less wealthy country or left forever on the trash field, where- as we know- they will never decompose.

 

PRIZES:
-Distinction at MakeME! Lodz Design Festiwal2009
-KofiTable was selected by Institute of Industrial Design for Trend Book TRENDWIZOR http://www.iwp.com.pl/projekty_trendwizor
-Published at “DIY Furniture: A Step-by-Step Guide” by Christopher Stuart

 

Product made in Poland.

 

 

 

SIZE: H: 80 cm, the other dimensions depending on available windows.
Kofitable can be also made to individual order- customized, size depending on available windows. Please contact me directly. ☺

 

Designed by Gabukow, produced by K. Filipczyk and G. Kowalska (former Kofikolektif).

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This table was created by re-using a useless plastic windows* – one of many that each summer gets left alone by the wave of “flat renovation fever” on the outskirts of real estates in Poland.

 

Those „Treasures” are transformed into KOFITABLE: wooden-plastic-glass stable and mobile pieces of furniture.

 

Kofitable has stylized and impregnated oak legs that have been handcrafted by Master Carpenter from Pruszcza in Poland.

 

In order to improve its mobility, there are firmly attached industrial wheels at the bottom of that oak legs- that makes cleaning or rearranging the space much easier for everyone.

 

This furniture, thanks to its context is a perfect fit for modern needs of both private interiors and public spaces.

 

In public spaces however, Kofitable can bring and added value as a symbol and reminder of the great need of “eco thinking” and the 3R rule.

 

Kofitable is a reflection of our times: multifunctional eclectic of styles, which compliment each other while together creating a new, meaningful, surprisingly harmonious and inspiring value.

 

*plastic windows (along with i.e. the washing machine doors) are among one of the least profitable household waste to be recycled. (Due to its’ complex construction and material composition). Usually old plastic windows are either being sold the less wealthy country or left forever on the trash field, where- as we know- they will never decompose.

 

PRIZES:
-Distinction at MakeME! Lodz Design Festiwal2009
-KofiTable was selected by Institute of Industrial Design for Trend Book TRENDWIZOR http://www.iwp.com.pl/projekty_trendwizor
-Published at “DIY Furniture: A Step-by-Step Guide” by Christopher Stuart

 

Product made in Poland.

 

 

 

SIZE: H: 80 cm, the other dimensions depending on available windows.
Kofitable can be also made to individual order- customized, size depending on available windows. Please contact me directly. ☺

 

Designed by Gabukow, produced by K. Filipczyk and G. Kowalska (former Kofikolektif).

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