Pilotis Side Table 4 legs

#Made by #Malgorzata Bany

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PILOTIS collection takes its inspiration from the architectural pilotis, (support columns) that traditionally lift a building above ground or water. Current standard colour ways in production are chalk and black, in addition, all pieces from the collection can be produced in recommended bespoke range all pieces are available in 2 finishes: outdoors and indoors.

Designer: Malgorzata Bany
Material: Jesmonite
Dimensions: Dia 35 x H46 cm, 13.78 x 18.11"

Available in a set of recommended bespoke colors.

Handcrafted in UK

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Pilotis Side Table 4 legs

Malgorzata Bany

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Available: on request; 8-10 weeks

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Malgorzata Bany

Malgorzata Bany is a London-based artist and designer specialising in Jesmonite. Working across a wide range of disciplines including sculpture, furniture and homewares her work adheres to the principles of sensuality, tactility and minimalism. Malgorzata’s work has frequently been described as blurring the lines between art and design. Having completed her MA at The Slade School of Fine Art, Malgorzata continues to work in association with the University College London to develop her own pigments and research materials.