Kolho medium dining table
The Kolho rectangular table was created by Matthew Day Jackson for Finish design company Made by Choice in collaboration with Formica. The plywood and laminate table is available in five different colours: Spectrum green, tahiti blue, earth, rose and diamond black.///Description
The Kolho collection takes its name from a small town in Finland and is released in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the NASA Apollo 11 moon landing. The design takes inspiration from both with the elegant tapered form of the plywood legs imitating the Finnish landscape, and the brightly coloured laminate surface that is derived from a scaled projection of the moon's surface.
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Kolho medium dining table
The Kolho rectangular table was created by Matthew Day Jackson for Finish design company Made by Choice in collaboration with Formica. The plywood and laminate table is available in five different colours: Spectrum green, tahiti blue, earth, rose and diamond black.///Description
The Kolho collection takes its name from a small town in Finland and is released in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the NASA Apollo 11 moon landing. The design takes inspiration from both with the elegant tapered form of the plywood legs imitating the Finnish landscape, and the brightly coloured laminate surface that is derived from a scaled projection of the moon's surface.
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The Kolho rectangular table was created by Matthew Day Jackson for Finish design company Made by Choice in collaboration with Formica. The plywood and laminate table is available in five different colours: Spectrum green, tahiti blue, earth, rose and diamond black.///Description
The Kolho collection takes its name from a small town in Finland and is released in celebration of the 50th anniversary of the NASA Apollo 11 moon landing. The design takes inspiration from both with the elegant tapered form of the plywood legs imitating the Finnish landscape, and the brightly coloured laminate surface that is derived from a scaled projection of the moon's surface.
