Designing a rustic table, made of boards ship in the port of Venice brings the romantic touch of the Mediterranean. The table has a simple design and original edition and is an excellent example of how materials can find a new application.
Drawing board – the old ships boards are used in furniture
In the Middle Ages, the all-rounder, he made the wooden beams that were used during the construction of the port sealed with resin. Inspired by this technique, the designer Alcarol built modern table tabs. The dishes were delivered from the port of Venice. The wood has been thoroughly cleaned, disinfected and painted. The various parts were then combined with the resin. The resin was produced by modern technology like the glass and a light blue as the sea water in Venice. The legs are made of metal. Table design inspired by the initial choice of materials. The maritime look fits perfectly in a dining room in a Mediterranean lifestyle. But purist and minimalist decor will benefit from the project. The table is extremely durable and can also be found in the garden during the summer.
Ship Design table using old boards
Contemporary design is part of the collection of the final study design Briccolla Alcarol. Alcarol is a product of collaboration between Andrea Strong and Eleonora Dal Farra. The drawings in the studio and creates unique pieces and limited furniture for all those who love the wild beauty of the range of raw materials. They transform recycled materials into modern furniture. Spontaneous and flexible, Alcarol combines modern technology with the ancient methods of production. The simple design of furniture can better emphasize the beautiful natural wood appearance.
Fascinating design reminiscent of Venice
Table Maritim looking for lunch
The contemporary design, traditional processing technology – wood and resin
Desgin minimalist with the combination of the original material
The particular table – wooden planks with a rustic look
Wooden table for modern dining room
The project
miranda_shida
Anna Lohan
Yolande A. Bow
Peter Dark
