Pinch

$0 CAD

Pinch

$0 CAD

Available to ship in 4-6 weeks

Details

Tops are perforated steel with powder coat finish; legs are steel with powder coat finish; on polypropylene glides.

Dimensions

Shipping & Returns

RETURNS:

This item is final sale. No refunds or returns will be accepted unless the product arrives damaged, or if the wrong item was shipped to you.

For more information, please consult our Refund & Return Policy

***
Click here for Refund Policy

***

SHIPPING:

All of our pieces are made to order, with varying lead times. Our shipping fees will vary from customer to customer, and will reflect the individual requirements of each order. At checkout, please select your desired delivery service. With Standard Shipping, orders will be delivered curbside. With 'White Glove Shipping,' orders will be delivered in your room of choice, with removal of debris.
For more information, please consult our Shipping Policy.

***

Click here for Shipping Policy

Document downloads

Spec sheet

Have a question about this product? Get in touch

Aggiungi al carrello

Great control,

great sophistication.

Pinch is a collection of service tables which best expresses all the poetry and lightness of Japanese design studio Nendo, able to design extremely contemporary objects characterized by absolute simplicity.

Available in different dimensions, the Pinch service tables feature a structure made of black matt painted metal tubes, while the trays are made of solid cedar wood, available in raw natural or black-stained finish, or can come with a textured finish in white, slate or wagon green colour.

Small, light, and easy to move, the Pinch table collection perfectly describes the measure of Japanese gesture: great control, great sophistication. Each table features the designer’s signature and the Cappellini logo, engraved under the top of the tray.

Nendo

Shop Now

Oki Sato, chief designer and Founder of Nendo. Born in 1977 in Toronto, Canada. Received M.Arch. from Waseda University, Tokyo in 2002. Established design studio “Nendo” in the same year. Activity in the design world has not been limited to any one area buti s rather multifarious, spannin from graphic and product design to designing furniture, installations, window and interiors, and even reaches into the realm of architecture. Chosen by Newsweek magazine as one of “The 100 Most Respected Japanese” and won many “Designer of the Year” of major awards include from Wallpaper of Modern Art inNew York, as well as Musee des Arts decoratifs and Centre Pompidou in Paris.

Cappellini

Shop now

1946 Enrico Cappellini opens a small workshop in Carugo, a small town a few steps from Como and Milan, producing traditional pieces of furniture according to the artisan traditions of the Brianza area.