Tobias Groß turns unobtrusive folding miracle M10 into a bright and fresh piece of furniture with surprises. An inconspicuous cube, Erich Brendel’s table seems to offer little in the way of discoveries. But then a smile dawns on the viewer’s face, as it unfolds and turns into a Swiss cross, reflecting its source of inspiration – the austere lines of Walter Gropius’ office. In his rethink of the M10, Tobias Groß livens things up: he raises Brendel’s table from its invisibility, giving it a visible, smaller and more colourful design. He maintains the table’s structural character and really makes it stand out. The surfaces and supports of the M10 have been pared down, making them look less solid and creating a lightweight, flexible piece of furniture. The little brother of Erich Brendel’s former tea table.

Dimensions:
43 x 43 x 46H cm when closed; 120 x 120 x 43 when fully open;
Folding table, on castors with 4
foldable boards, adjustable.

Materials:
Monochrome top-coat lacquered,
black or white or two-colour lacquer finish with matt structural lacquer
in 4  different designs

Average lead time:
10 weeks