Asplund
Palais Royal Table
Palais Royal Table
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Designed by Anya Sebton & Eva Lilja Löwenhielm 2018.
Round table with base in solid oak or ash panels. Top in veneer with a solid oak edge in the same color as the base. Available in multiple color options. The top is treated with polyurethane lacquer. Extra weight in the base for stability. Delivered with base and top separately.
When creating the Palais series Anya Sebton and Eva Lilja Löwenhielm were intrigued by the idea of making pieces inspired by historic environments and ancient palaces with its columns, pedestals, and panel-covered walls. All are created with a delicate touch and solid craftsmanship. The installation of Colonnes de Buren/deux plateaux by Daniel Buren in the courtyard of Palais Royal has not only inspired the designers in terms of shape but also when naming the design.
“We have chosen to play with the elegance and luxury from past tense with a semi-circular profile that creates a beautiful relief together with a pure Scandinavian expression” – Anya Sebton & Eva Lilja Löwenhielm
Specifications:
- Top: Veneer or Laminate.
- Base: Solid Wood.
- Palais Royal Ø51.2": H: 28.7", Top Ø51.2", Base Ø16.5"
- Palais Royal Ø59.1": H: 28.7", Top Ø59.1", Base Ø21.6"
- Made in Sweden.
Anya Sebton & Eva Lilja Löwenhielm's Palais collection was named 2018 Furniture of the Year by Sköna Hem.
Notice: Made to Order Item — No Returns or Cancellations
Lead Time
Lead Time
Estimated lead time of 12–16 weeks.
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Asplund designs furniture rooted in Swedish craft traditions, made to move fluidly between styles and settings rather than dictate a single aesthetic. Each piece is built to be lived with for generations — a balance of material integrity, considered craftsmanship, and lasting form.