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Seminar Desk Table
The Seminar console table can be used in narrow spaces like hallways and lobbies, but it can also function as a small desk, for example, in hotel rooms. It works equally well in home offices and other working environments. The front panel provides privacy and creates a tidier look, hiding cables and clutter, as well as the legs of the person sitting at the table.
Meet the designers
Nikari
Nikari works in solid wood and very little else. Oak, ash and birch arrive as boards and leave as chairs, and the joint is the detail you are meant to notice: a through-tenon left visible, an arm shaped to the hand, a leg that tapers only where tapering helps.
The workshop has been at this since 1967, and the catalogue reads like a quiet argument for restraint. The January table keeps a plain top on four square legs. The Linea Akademia armchair gives a dining room something to look at without raising its voice. Seminar benches and sofas sit low and long. Periferia and Skandinavia chairs stack the same thinking into smaller frames.
These are pieces for rooms where the wood is the finish, and they age the way good wood does.
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