The Knoll Space Risom Child's Amoeba Table features the same iconic design as Jens Risom's Knoll Amoeba-Shaped Coffee Table, but with a unique laminated top perfect for a child's play time. Its playful design reflects Risom's Scandinavian Modernism aesthetic, while its simple, straightforward construction and organic shape make it perfect for any child. The Knoll Risom Child's Amoeba Table is part of the Risom Collection, the very first collection of modern furniture commissioned and manufactured by Knoll, so enliven your child's play area with this essential part of Knoll's history.
Features - Knoll Risom Child's Amoeba Table
- Designed by Jens Risom in 1943
- 3-ply wood grain Honey laminate top features medium density fiberboard core, plastic laminate backer and Beech grain pattern
- European Beech hardwood legs and apron feature toned natural finish and mortise and tenon construction
- Top, legs and apron feature toned, catalyzed lacquer finish
- Ships knocked down with top and legs in one box
Knoll Risom Child's Amoeba Table Specifications
| Table top dimensions | 42" W x 32" D |
| Height | 20" H |
| Table top thickness | 3/4" thick |
| Weight | 32 lbs |
Disclaimer: We do not accept cancellations or order revisions for any Knoll items ordered. See Knoll's No Cancellations or Revisions Policy for details.
Professor Ergo's Thoughts:
The streamlined curves and angles of the Knoll Risom Child's Amoeba Table exhibit designer Jens Risom's Scandinavian Modernist style. But any child can relate to the Risom Amoeba Table's playful, organically-shaped laminated top.
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