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Studio Table

The stylish and flexible solution for the workplace

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The Model 4030 table offers a cleverly simple solution for the studio, office and home workspace.

In collaboration with product designer Christophe Marchand, Embru has developed a table frame that is as simple as possible without compromising on design. The use of laser-cut materials and clever tube-in-tube joints results in a table base that requires no welded parts whatsoever. This means it can be completely dismantled, ensuring maximum flexibility. The matt-finished table frame lends the minimalist design the necessary elegance and understated charm.

The tabletop, with an oak edge, is available with either a linoleum or synthetic resin finish in two standard sizes. If you already have a tabletop, we also offer the table frame on its own.

  • Frame: powder-coated square steel tubing
  • Tabletop surface: synthetic resin or linoleum
  • Edges: solid wood
  • Levelling feet with ball joints
  • Optionally available without a tabletop
  • Frame height 71.5 cm (without tabletop)
  • Tabletop thickness: 20 mm
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Specifications

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Frame
W 121 cm
D 55 cm
H 71.5 cm
Spezifikationen klappbar
Klappbar
Can be dismantled into individual parts
Schweiz
Schweizer Produkt
Designed, developed and manufactured in Switzerland

Inspiration

3D configurator

Surfaces

Frame
Basaltschwarz
Softtouch Trend 09
Samtweiss
Softtouch Trend 08
Table top
Grauweiss
Argolite 330
Nero
Linoleum
Weiss
RAL 9016
Table edges
Eiche massiv
Naturlackiert, eingeleimt

The colours and finishes shown may differ from the images and are not binding. Please contact us for physical colour samples.

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Variants

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Panel size – width

130 / 150 cm

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Panel size – depth

65 / 75 cm

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Frame only

Without table top

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Christophe Marchand

1965

Christophe Marchand

Christophe Marchand, born in Fribourg in 1965, trained as a cabinetmaker and studied industrial design at the Zurich School of Design. He has been teaching at Écal, the École cantonale d’art de Lausanne, since 1990. In 1993, he opened his own studio, where he develops furniture and products for companies such as Intertime, Zanotta, Alias and Thonet.

He works as a consultant for Embru in various areas. Among other things, he designed the Marchand armchair, as well as the Atelier chair, which was conceived as a school chair but soon found its way into offices and studios.


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