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$685.00
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Hem

Karoline Fesser

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The Hide table by Karoline Fesser is a Hem hero product.

Why? Because this modest piece of furniture is far more necessary and boundless than it might at first seem. The Hide Table can be discreet: tucked under a larger desk or table for additional storage, or sitting quietly in the corner of a room, its back turned to conceal its contents. Or it can be bold: a pedestal and side table for your favourite objects, a punctuation of brilliant colour, or an open display for all manner of paraphernalia. The Hide table is beautifully finished in powdercoated steel and has wheels for easy maneuverability. We have yet to hear from a regretful owner. 

Powdercoated Steel, Stainless Steel

  • Light Ivory

    Light Ivory

  • Light Pink

    Light Pink

  • Pure Green

    Pure Green

  • Pure Orange

    Pure Orange

  • Red Brown

    Red Brown

  • Signal Black

    Signal Black

  • Sulfur Yellow

    Sulfur Yellow

  • Ultramarine Blue

    Ultramarine Blue
Hide Side Table by Hem — Side Table | District Australia
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Hide Side Table

Hem

Karoline Fesser

In her work, Cologne-based designer Karoline Fesser focuses on everyday objects and the relation between the product and its user. An inquisitive explorer by nature, she studies existing structures, patterns, and production techniques to develop objects that gathered recognition at numerous design fairs in Cologne, Kortrijk, Milan, Paris and New York.

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