Ko-Ko service table, 1986
Ko-Ko service table by Shiro Kuramata for Cappellini.
A service table originally designed by Shiro Kuramata in 1986, the Ko-Ko table is an excellent example of minimal design without compromising functionality.
The highly versatile table is made of black-stained ash and has a unique, curved handle on its top.
The shape and placement of the polished chrome metal handle allow this piece also to be used as a seat, making it ideal for compact spaces - use it as a table for daily use and then as an extra chair when you have guests round.
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Description
Ko-Ko service table by Shiro Kuramata for Cappellini.
A service table originally designed by Shiro Kuramata in 1986, the Ko-Ko table is an excellent example of minimal design without compromising functionality.
The highly versatile table is made of black-stained ash and has a unique, curved handle on its top.
The shape and placement of the polished chrome metal handle allow this piece also to be used as a seat, making it ideal for compact spaces - use it as a table for daily use and then as an extra chair when you have guests round.
Dimensions
50w x 45d x 61cmh
Materials
The Ko-Ko service table is made from black-stained ash with a metal arc handle in polished chrome. With black felt pads for the feet.
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