Dezeen Showroom: Australian workplace furniture brand Zenith took cues from a subculture originating in 1950s Britain when designing these playfully colourful tables.
The Teddy collection comprises tables and workstations, all of which nod to the fashions of the Teddy Boys, a youth subculture that saw young men dress in clothes inspired by both Edwardian fashion and rock and roll culture.
The tables’ tubular legs are a reference to the Teddy Boys’ drainpipe trousers, according to Zenith, while the robust crossbar references the straight hem of their Edwardian-style jackets.
A spectrum of powder-coated finishes are available to choose from, the vibrancy of which are keeping with the members’ sense of flamboyancy.
The result is a collection of tables and workstations that aim to be more playful than standard office furniture, while being both robust and economical through a minimal use of materials.
The Teddy range includes meeting and occasional tables, wall-mounted tables, standing-height tables, desks, workstations and a project table for collaboration, all available with a choice of glides or castors and options for integrated power outlets.
“By infusing the workspace with a touch of dandyish elegance, the Teddy range not only offers practical solutions but also brings a fun distinctive edge that disrupts the ordinary,” said Zenith.
Product details:
Product: Teddy tables and workstations
Brand: Zenith
Contact: info@zenithinteriors.com
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