Jack T3456 Charcoal Oak Dining Table by Peter Ghyczy

Table designed by Peter Ghyczy. Manufactured by Ghyczy (Netherlands) A markedly signature piece, this design features two solid, wooden planks that appear to be floating. The beauty behind this design is its capacity to withstand anything. Frame made of 3 × 3 tubes. Table top in natural dried solid 3 cm wood planks, width about 45 cm. Natural wood characteristics like size deviations, cracks and knots possible. Material and color: Frame charcoal Cast part charcoal Table top oak 2448 Dimensions: L 240 cm x W 93 cm x H 75 cm. GHYCZY is a family heirloom, founded in 1971 by acclaimed architect and designer Peter Ghyczy whose prolific career has pioneered techniques of furniture making that have influenced the design industry for 45 years. His son Felix Ghyczy joined the practice in 2001 and today the father and son duo continue to build on the GHYCZY heritage from their family atelier nestled in the flatlands of Swalmen, the Netherlands. Over four decades, the GHYCZY catalogue of work has grown organically from Peter Ghyczy’s strong ethos of slow design and his trademarked casting and clamping techniques of solid material; innovations that have not only paved the way for new modernist design expressions but also allowed for minimum use of material. Inspired from Peter Ghyczy’s travels and migration through central Europe, the distinct GHYCZY aesthetic combines architectural minimalism with historical and artistic influences Each piece derives its elegant character from nature’s imperfections; from cracks and knots in wood to irregularities and pores in metal from sand-casting, these elements are GHYCZY trademarks. Standing the test of time, the treasured GHYCZY product can be found at international museums, Christie’s auctions or sitting in some of the world’s leading hotels from Ace Hotel Downtown Los Angeles to the Ritz Carlton, Geneva. Available in different materials. Please contact Pamono with your preferences.