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Palette Table Table by Misaki Kiyuna
Palette Table Table by Misaki Kiyuna
Palette Table Table by Misaki Kiyuna
Palette Table Table by Misaki Kiyuna
Palette Table Table by Misaki Kiyuna

Misaki Kiyuna

Iron Furniture Design · 2024

Palette Table Table

by Misaki Kiyuna

  • A' Design Award 2024 Iron Winner in Furniture Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2024
  • CLIENT: Misaki Kiyuna
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 11,715
  • Verification code 194401365F · Verify this award
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About Palette Table Table

Palette Table is a low table designed for use while sitting on the floor, inspired by the Japanese chabudai. The top is formed by three overlapping circles, and the large curved recess creates a place to sit. People can work from the front and also from the left and right sides. Two small curved lines guide the seating area and create a sense of closeness. The rounded form removes hard to reach corners. A small hole in the top plate allows small items to be passed through, and the lower top plate rotates. The table is made from oak wood.

Press Kit

Unique Properties
A unique low table that can be used freely with plenty of space for people to sit. The overlapping of the three circles has a meaning. The large depression is a place for people to sit, and it allows people to work not only from the front but also from the left and right sides. Additionally, two small curved lines guide the seating area and create a sense of intimacy. This shape eliminates hard-to-reach corners and gives you a perfectly round table.
Dimensions & Packaging
Product dimensions: 1440mm*846mm*340mm
Tags
furniture design, table, palette, japan
Production Technology
Made from oak wood. This table was created by a designer.
Design Challenge
The challenge was to find a balance between beautiful shape and strength. We have come up with all kinds of patterns while predicting how it will be used and how it will flow.
Project Duration
The project started in June 2023 and ended in October 2023.
Operation Flow
You can place your elbows on a curved surface that follows your body, allowing you to maintain a beautiful posture. The overlapping circles create a sense of division in work, creating an environment where each work can be done differently.
A small hole in the top plate is a point where cats can poke their heads out and take out small items, creating communication. The bottom top plate rotates like a propeller, giving it a sense of playfulness.
Research
It was an emotional formative research based on Japanese culture. In addition to being used for multiple purposes, we thought of a beautiful design that would become a symbol of the space, and a system that would fit in with daily life. When designing the product, we paid close attention to the emotions of the users, and were conscious of the way it would be used in daily life. We considered the size based on ergonomics while searching for a beautiful balance of shape.
Inspiration
This table was inspired by Japanese floor sitting culture. In Japan, there is a low table called Chabudai that is used to sit on the floor. The Chabudai is a type of furniture that is familiar to Japanese people, as it can be used to gather around the dining table or for hobby purposes. In response to changes in the way people gather and spend their time due to the coronavirus pandemic, we came up with a new table shape.
Image Credits
#1 Misaki Kiyuna 2023, #2 Misaki Kiyuna 2023, #1 Misaki Kiyuna 2023, #3 Misaki Kiyuna 2023, #4 Misaki Kiyuna 2023, #5 Misaki Kiyuna 2023,

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