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EJ190 Insula Small Side Table
Brand:
Fredericia
Designer:
Bartholin Jensen/Ernst
Size: 76.0cm x 30.0cm x 72.0cm (max)
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EJ190 Insula Small Side Table

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The Danish design duo Ernst & Jensen are known for their design with organic shapes and has, during recent years, contributed to Danish furniture with numerous furniture designs. The popular Insula table series is characterised by its soft and asymmetrical shapes, which contrast with the most classic Erik Jørgensen design, the sofa EJ 220, known for its sharp lines.

The Insula tables are available in three sizes and heights. They are beautiful standing alone, but also work well together.


The Insula collection is available as a café, sofa, dining and conference table. With the many possibilities and its simple design, the Insula tables are suitable for both private homes, hotels, restaurants and offices.

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Bartholin Jensen/Ernst

ABOUT THE DESIGNER

Bartholin Jensen/Ernst
Bartholin Jensen/Ernst

With their joint work in recent years, the Danish design duo of Anne-Mette Jensen (1969) and Morten Ernst (1964) have manifested themselves as exponents of contemporary Danish design.

The duo’s collaboration dates back to their time as students at the School of Architecture in Copenhagen. Here they were both educated as architects in, respectively, 1997 and 1998.

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