Monica Förster extends her vision for BOW into the dining table. Two oak leg panels rise from the floor, joined by a curved wooden bar - the same graphic bent element found in the back of the BOW chair, present from the very start. It is the curve that gives the table its identity and reads it as a continuation of the family rather than an addition to it. Metal detailing at the base adds precision without breaking the openness above. The tabletop, generous in proportion and softened at its corners, creates a surface for gathering that invites without insisting. BOW arrives at the table less as an object, and more as a spatial proposition.
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