TIPTOE New Modern Desk system
The NEW MODERN system by Tiptoe is a valuable addition to the classic interchangeable Tiptoe table leg. With the New Modern it is possible to work with thicker or thinner tabletops, other shapes and a larger size top. The New Modern has also been developed for a dinning table top made from recycled plastic.
A NEW MODERN table is composed of 2 steel table legs connected together with 2 support bars in stainless steel. The tabletop goes on top of the structure and is screwed to it from below. NEW MODERN stems from more than a year of hard-work and rigorous testing resulting in one-of-a-kind a modular table system. NEW MODERN combines high functionality and efficient manufacturing while being particularly long-lasting and durable.
For the dining table, the New Modern system icomes with a table top of 160 x 95 cm, 190 x 95 cm or 220 x 95 cm. In addition, the desktop sizes can still be used for a smaller dining table. Plenty of options! The wooden top is eco-certified and consists of a core of solid pine and a top layer of oak veneer. The minimalist and industrial look and feel of the legs in combination with the warmth of the oak wood provides a beautiful table that be placed in your living room with confidence.
The legs and table top are sustainably made in France. The New Modern is sold as a complete table. It is not possible to order only the legs.
number of seats table 160 cm: 6/8 zitplaatsen
number of seats table 190 cm: 8/10 zitplaatsen
number of seats table 220 cm: 10/12 zitplaatsen
Specifications:
Size: 160/190/220 x 95 x 75 cm (WxDxH)
Material: Steel and Wood
Color: black, white, pink, rosemary green, eucalyptus
100% produced in Europe
TIPTOE
Longlasting furniture that's affordable and unique, those three items were on the wishlist when Matthieu and Vincent started Tiptoe. In 2015 Tiptoe made a flaming start in Paris using crowdfunding as a resource. By now Tiptoe is offering their products in more than 40 landen countries. And Hoeked is very pleased to be the reseller of Tiptoe in the Netherlands.
