Normann Copenhagen Dit Table - Bright Blue Tabletop Colour:Nero Marquina making it organic and soft

making it organic and soft to the eye despite its simplicity and strong architectural appeal

Crafted at the solar-powered De La Espada factory in Portugal

The base of the table is made of powder-coated moulded sheet steel with a solid wood top

The Swan Sofa™ was designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1958 for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen and reintroduced to Fritz Hansen’s collection in 2000

very flexible - a true design classic

Normann Copenhagen Dit Table - Bright Blue Tabletop Colour:Nero Marquina making it organic and softThe Dit Table by Normann Copenhagen offers 60 different colour combinations with 10 different tops and 6 different colour bases. This means customisation for any interior design scheme, from classic greys to bright red there is something for everyone, this version is the Bright Blue coloured base. Translated, Dit is the Danish word for Your. The name of this side table is Normann Copenhagens invitation for you to choose a table that perfectly