Frama Table 57 in White HDPE, small round white top on a slim steel column with a heavy round foot, front view on white
Frama Table 57 in White HDPE, white topped table holding a carafe and two glasses, with a dark stool and a wooden chair beside it
Frama Table 57 in Yellow Limestone, speckled stone top holding a jar and folded papers by a window, wooden stool and dark chair nearby
Frama Table 57 in White HDPE, round white top set with a plate, cutlery and a cup on slim dark legs, folding chair and metal chair beside it
Frama Table 57 in Yellow Limestone, stone topped table with a glass carafe against a patinated wall, a metal chair standing to the right
Frama Table 57 in Yellow Limestone, narrow round limestone top on a polished steel column and disc base, shown on a white background
Frama Table 57 in White HDPE, wide round white top on a steel column rising from a weighted disc base, front view on white
Frama Table 57 in Yellow Limestone, wide speckled limestone top on a slender steel stem and a round metal foot, shown on white
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Table 57

Table 57 is an exceptional furniture piece designed by Per Holland Bastrup, featuring a stainless steel base and a top in either UHMWPE (Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polyethylene) or Yellow Limestone, that seamlessly blends into various indoor and outdoor settings. This sleek and minimal table is crafted to cater to a wide range of environments including terraces and outdoor patios.

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Finish
White HDPE
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$1,760.00

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Details

21.7"Ø x 29.9"H

27.6"Ø x 29.9"H
Materials
Base: stainless steel
White HDPE: top in UHMWPE (Ultra-High Molecular Weight Polyethylene)
Yellow Limestone: top in yellow limestone
Table top 30mm thick
Notes
Suitable for indoor and outdoor use. Placed outdoors it develops a graceful patina over time.
Yellow Limestone: each table is unique, a result of the nature of the stone.
Care
Wipe the table top with a soft cloth wrung out in clean water.
Avoid ammonia-based or harsh abrasive chemical cleaners.

Frama offers a 2-year warranty on its furniture from the date of delivery. The warranty does not cover natural variations inherent to the materials, changes in surface finish resulting from aging or light exposure, damage caused by assembly not carried out in accordance with Frama guidelines, improper use or maintenance, or burns, tears, stains, scratches, and other damage caused by misuse. Frama products are designed for indoor use unless stated otherwise.
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Designer

Frama is a Copenhagen design studio creating furniture, lighting, and everyday objects guided by natural materials, simple geometries, and permanence. Founded by Niels Strøyer Christophersen, the studio works from St. Pauls Apotek, a preserved 1878 apothecary in central Copenhagen, and its collections span the modular Shelf Library, seating, lighting, and an apothecary line of soaps and scents. Each piece is designed to age with use and keep its character over time.

Per Holland Bastrup designed the Triangolo Chair in 1989 and Table 57 in 1990, both in an industrial idiom of stainless steel and simple geometry. Frama has since reissued them, keeping the original construction.

Brand

Frama is a Copenhagen design studio creating furniture, lighting, and everyday objects guided by natural materials, simple geometries, and permanence. Founded by Niels Strøyer Christophersen, the studio works from St. Pauls Apotek, a preserved 1878 apothecary in central Copenhagen, and its collections span the modular Shelf Library, seating, lighting, and an apothecary line of soaps and scents. Each piece is designed to age with use and keep its character over time.

Designer

Designer

Per Holland Bastrup designed the Triangolo Chair in 1989 and Table 57 in 1990, both in an industrial idiom of stainless steel and simple geometry. Frama has since reissued them, keeping the original construction.