Phobos

With her Phobos platform table, Marie Christine Dorner by and by investigates her idea, ‘Matière matters’, first dispatched in 2004 : the quest for magnificence doesn’t really mean the formation of new structures yet may well include uncovering the honorability of the material utilized when it is well worked.‎ Originally a modest material, copper has become exceptionally fashionable.‎ Shiny and warm, it is exactly calm in an exemplary inside all things considered in more contemporary surroundings.‎ Its steadily changing intelligent nature warms the climate and today brings a dash of unostentatious luxury.‎ Ecological, since it is 100 % recyclable, it is both present day and nostalgic at the equivalent time.‎ Marie Christine Dorner accomplished authority of this material while building the Phobos turning table, which she planned as pragmatic item, an ordinary worker which never wanders a long way from the settee of which it is the extension.‎ Its totally stable stand base, molded like the LEM (Lunar Excursion Module), is stretched out by a formed arm which upholds the turning top: It turns and approaches us, moving ceaselessly similarly as easily.‎ The Phobos intermittent table is an appealing copper object, in never-ending development, a genial satellite.‎ Sofa nightstand with turning top Ø 37 cm on a mount base in sparkle copper-plated steel wrapped up with against oxidization varnish.‎ Pivoting couch nightstand W 54 L 48 H 50