Robert Heritage and Roger Webb Subeybaja Table
The Subeybaja is a multi-use round wooden table with folding legs that
can be set to seven different heights to serve a wide range of needs.
Disform, a pioneering furniture design firm in the seventies and
eighties, produced pieces by some of the best contemporary designers -
the company won Spain's National Design Award in 1990. Santa & Cole
subsequently took on the Disform catalogue, initially as a separate
collection and then as part of its Fondo Contemporáneo range.
The
height of the Subeybaja can be adjusted at whim to serve as a dining
table, a centre table, or a children's table; you decide. A simple safe
wood and metal-toothed ratchet provides the height adjustment. A wooden
lever just beneath the table top releases the ratchet and one simply
presses up or down on the table top the desired height before releasing
the lever. The lever position is clearly marked, making the whole
process completely foolproof. The folding legs form an intriguing
star-shaped lattice beneath the table and provide the secret of the
table's incredible versatility.
The metal feet are fitted with rubber
stops to prevent slipping and to protect floor surfaces. Ideal for a
multitude of uses, this elegant table satisfies the modern need for
versatile, easily movable furniture at a reasonable price. The table
folds flat for storage and transport, further adding to the Subeybaja's
superb functional features. Wooden table, adjustable to seven different
heights from 39 to 72 cm Ø 100 cm
Design:
Robert Heritage
Roger Webb
Year:
1979
Manufacturer:
Santa & Cole
Robert Heritage designs
Roger Webb designs
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