Exhibit 11 · Interior ObjectsEdition of 10
Interior Objects
Slipface Table
The steep side of a dune, made to hold things.
A side table whose two legs lean at the angle of repose, the steepest slope sand can hold before it slides. The top is a flat plane of the same material. The legs are hollow, printed in a single pass, and weigh less than they appear to.
- Material
- Stone-filled composite
- Edition
- 10 pieces
- Finish
- Matte sealed
- Dimensions
- H 58 cm · W 50 cm
Design inspiration
The slipface is the leeward side of a dune, where sand avalanches and comes to rest at roughly thirty-four degrees. Every angle in the table is that angle. It was the house's first functional object and remains the one that most clearly states the method.
Materials and making
- Stone-filled composite
- Sintered nylon core
- Matte sealed finish
- H 58 cm · W 50 cm
Detail studies · Photography to follow