HAY Rebar coffee table 80x83 gray

HAY – sustainable and creative solutions

HAY was founded in 2002 and already in the same year it had a furniture collection. The rapid start was not visible in the products, as they were uncompromisingly high quality from the very beginning. HAY's answer to the ever-changing world is thought-provoking furniture, which are such creative and sustainable solutions to everyday problems that they don't need to be put aside. HAY looks back with great respect at the golden age of Danish modernism, when quality and craftsmanship brought the entire country into international consciousness. The people-orientedness is indicated by the reasonable price level of the products, with the help of which they want to make the products available to as many people as possible.

HAY cooperates with the biggest designers in the field as well as young newcomers. 2013 HAY launched the sister brand Wrong for HAY. In its simplicity, it is the manifestation of the fruitful collaboration between the well-known designer Sebastian Wrong and HAY. Wrong designs some of HAY's hottest products and is also looking for new, special designers under the brand who, through their fresh perspectives, keep HAY always edgy.

Here you can find HAY's highest quality tables and chairs, as well as the most creative decorative items such as Wooden Hand.

Material: Metal, marble (18 mm thick)
Dimensions: Width 80 cm, height 33 cm, depth 83 cm
Color: Gray (Fossil Grey)
Care instructions: Wipe dust regularly with a brush and, if necessary, with a damp cloth. Dry carefully so that water does not get absorbed into the marble. We recommend coasters.
Additional information: Each marble cover is always unique in its design.

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Sylvain Willenz