TECTA K10N Folding coffee table

With the side table K10N, Tobias Groß transforms the minimalist folding wonder K10 into a fresh, colourful piece of furniture with surprises.‎ As an inconspicuous cube, Erich Brendel's table seems to elude discovery.‎ But then it conjures up a smile on the viewer's face: it unfolds, becomes a Swiss cross and reflects its source of inspiration - the strict lines of Walter Gropius' Director's Room.‎ In his reinterpretation of the K10, Tobias Groß redeems Brendel's table from its invisibility and designs it with contrasting hues.‎ In doing so, he focuses on the constructive character of the table.‎ The surfaces and supports of the K10 have been made more filigree, creating a light, flexible piece of furniture.‎ The smaller brother of the former tea table by Erich Brendel.‎ A new two-tone colour scheme makes the table attractive for contemporary living.‎ On the surface, Tobias Groß works with calm, muted colours ranging from olive to red and blue.‎ He highlights the profile edges with fresh pastel shades.‎ They run around the table and, depending on the position of the table tops, give it a new, always surprising appearance.‎