Fragment Meeting Table

Fragment Meeting Table

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Simon James

Simon James

Ecru Oak

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The Fragment collection by Simon James draws inspiration from modernist architecture, balancing strong geometric lines with the warmth and tactility of solid timber.

From certain angles, the tabletop appears to cantilever, creating a subtle sense of movement within its refined, minimal form.

Created specifically for commercial environments, the Fragment Meeting Table combines architectural form with everyday functionality and is designed to accommodate a variety of workplace settings. Seamless integration of softwiring further enhances its suitability for contemporary office spaces.

Solid oak or ash.

  • Natural Oak

    Natural Oak

  • Smoked Oak

    Smoked Oak

  • Bark Oak

    Bark Oak

  • Graphite Oak

    Graphite Oak

  • Dark Almond Oak

    Dark Almond Oak

  • Black Oak

    Black Oak

  • Bark Ash

    Bark Ash

  • Graphite Ash

    Graphite Ash

  • Dark Almond Ash

    Dark Almond Ash

  • Black Ash

    Black Ash
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Simon James infuses character into clean, uncomplicated forms. Having founded his eponymous brand in 2001, Simon’s appreciation of craftsmanship continues to deepen, as he explores material tactility in new and exciting ways. His design approach is largely intuitive, with people and their experiences of a space a central focus for him.

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