Inspired by Japanese carpentry, 'Ashida' emphasises e15’s philosophy of pure use of materials and balanced proportions to make a highly functional table for those who aspire to the highest minimal ideals.
Ashida showcases the natural beauty and strength of solid wood and is available in waxed white pigmented or oiled European oak. As with all e15 products the very finest quality timber is hand-selected and finished, creating a product designed to last a lifetime and beyond.
The table is delivered as 5 pieces of wood; The tabletop, two legs and two central brackets. The two central elements will also conceal any wires, should you wish to use this table as a work desk. Please enquire for pricing of the wider conference table with integrated cable management systems.
The Ashida Table is designed by e15 co-founder Philipp Mainzer. Born in Germany, Mainzer studied product design at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, and architecture at the Architectural Association both in London. In 1995, Philipp Mainzer co-founded the modern furniture brand e15. Many of his designs are identifying icons for e15 and part of several permanent exhibitions in museums.
Ashida Dining Table
Ashida Dining Table
by e15
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Technical Information
Available in the following lengths:
220 cm - six people
270 cm - eight people
330 cm - ten people
Supplied flat-packed in 5 timber parts. Simple assembly required.
Tabletop internally reinforced with steel profiles.
Materials/Construction
Inspired by Japanese carpentry, 'Ashida' emphasises e15’s philosophy of pure use of materials and balanced proportions to make a highly functional table for those who aspire to the highest minimal ideals.
Ashida showcases the natural beauty and strength of solid wood and is available in waxed white pigmented or oiled European oak. As with all e15 products the very finest quality timber is hand-selected and finished, creating a product designed to last a lifetime and beyond.
The table is delivered as 5 pieces of wood; The tabletop, two legs and two central brackets. The two central elements will also conceal any wires, should you wish to use this table as a work desk. Please enquire for pricing of the wider conference table with integrated cable management systems.
The Ashida Table is designed by e15 co-founder Philipp Mainzer. Born in Germany, Mainzer studied product design at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, and architecture at the Architectural Association both in London. In 1995, Philipp Mainzer co-founded the modern furniture brand e15. Many of his designs are identifying icons for e15 and part of several permanent exhibitions in museums.
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This product is designed by
Philipp Mainzer
Born in Germany, Philipp Mainzer studied product design at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, and architecture at the Architectural Association both in London. In 1995, Philipp Mainzer co-founded the modern furniture brand e15. Having established the progressive, enduring philosophy and unique branding of e15, he has received international awards for many of his designs, which are identifying icons for e15 and part of several permanent exhibitions in museums. Parallel to the creation of e15, Philipp Mainzer practised architecture in New York and continues to do so since his return to Germany in 2001.
He is a member of the executive committee of the German Design Council and regularly gives lectures on architecture, design...