ZinX Clothtable
CLOTHABLE
CLOTHABLE
Designed By Gerard der Kinderen
Clothtable with unique rubberised soft coat tabletop was awarded with the Good Industrial Design recognition GIO 2011, at the Dutch Design Week on 25 October 2011. This table is a completely new design and has no comparison in the market.
It is unique but instantly familiar. A table with a tabletop in the shape of a tablecloth that is flexible and has a very soft touch. This design has brought a big smile on the face of everyone who has seen and felt it. To be used indoors as well as outdoors. The Clothtable is now available in any RAL colour to match with any chair, any interior or any exterior.
In different sizes it can be used as a bistro table, lounge table, restaurant table etc. Suited for restaurants, bars, terraces, offices, libraries, museums, healthcare, resorts etc. Originally designed by Gerard der Kinderen in 2007 and in that year the Clothtable was also selected as the ‘Official Table Tokyo Designer’s Week 2007’. As of February 2011 the Clothtable is in the collection of ZinX.
INFORMATION
TABLES TOP
- Tabletop is made out of rubber coated foam with a wooden insert.
- It is soft and of course hard enough to be normally used as a tabletop.
- The material meets all the standard criteria to be used, even in healthcare situations.
BASE MATERIAL
- Steel
- square
- Round
- Even flat tripod
HEIGHT
- 75 cm
- 45 cm
- 110 cm
AWARD
Good Industrial Design recognition GIO 2011
STANDARD COLORS
- Light grey (RAL 9006)
- Middle grey (RAL 9007)
- Anthracite (RAL 7016)
- Orange (RAL 2009)
PRODUCTION
Made in Netherland
GERARD DER KINDEREN - DESIGNER
About 25 year ago I studied product design at the Design Academy in Eindhoven but after that study I started a communication agency. After 20 years I decided to make a radical career switch and sold this company to regain my passion of designing furniture. From 2008 I concentrated on designing and composing a collection of tables for the new label ZinX which I introduced in 2009. During that period I also developed the Local World Table concept, which was revealed in Milan 2009. Some of the versions became part of the ZinX collection. From that time I kept on adding new designs to the collection of ZinX, all inspired by customers and interior-architect needs.
