The complex structure of the &Tradition Daystak RD2 table hides its visual simplicity and minimalist, medieval silhouette. The Daystak table, designed in 1951, is an example of Robin Day's meticulous attention to detail and appreciation of the materials used. The table features the same striking, A-shaped legs as the Daystak chair and fits seamlessly with the rest of the collection to form a unique ensemble. The table works perfectly both as a desk and as a dining table.

Robin Day (1915-2010) grew up in the furniture manufacturing town of High Wycombe. After graduating from London's Royal College of Art, his dream of becoming a furniture designer was put aside by the outbreak of World War II. Instead, he developed his skills by making drawings and models for architects, painting signs, producing advertising cards for fashion stores and teaching technical drawing and lettering part-time. He later became a respected exhibition designer before progressing to become a globally renowned furniture designer.

Material: Solid beech, beech plywood, Fenix ​​nanolaminate, MDF, plastic soles, honey stain
Dimensions: Width 122 cm, depth 61 cm, height 71 cm
Color: Honey-stained beech, grey-green laminate
Weight: 18.3 kg
Additional information: The table must be stacked.

&Tradition

Based in Taska, &Tradition's values ​​are based on the Nordic design and craft tradition, but whose products are strongly connected to the present. &Tradition creatively applies new techniques and materials in its collection, while still maintaining a strong impression of elegance and value in its products. &Tradition's product family includes well-known design classics as well as products designed by young talents. In terms of design ethics, the company operates on the principle of sustainable development and strives to burden nature as little as possible with its furniture production. Products for &Tradition have been designed by e.g. Arne, Jacobsen, Norm Arcitects, Verner Panton, Andersen & Voll, Sami Kallio, Benjamin Hubert, Mia Hamborg, Jorn Utzon, All The Way To Paris, Space Copenhagen, Jaime Hayón, Ontwerpduo, Signe Hytte, Sofie Refer, Studio Vit

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Robin Day