Loupe Kids Occasional Tables


Loupe Kids brings the playful spirit of the original collection to spaces designed for youngsters. Scaled appropriately for children, these occasional tables provide the same clean, modern presence while supporting everyday activities from games to arts and crafts. Offered in three sizes and the same solid surface, veneer, and laminate options as the adult collection, Loupe Kids makes it easy to design cheerful, coordinated spaces where creativity can flourish.

Designed by:
Aaron Duke

Loupe Kids Occasional Tables

Loupe Kids brings the playful spirit of the original collection to spaces designed for youngsters. Scaled appropriately for children, these occasional tables provide the same clean, modern presence while supporting everyday activities from games to arts and crafts. Offered in three sizes and the same solid surface, veneer, and laminate options as the adult collection, Loupe Kids makes it easy to design cheerful, coordinated spaces where creativity can flourish.

:
Aaron Duke

Children’s Round Tables with Upholstered Sides

Available in Three Sizes: 16″, 22″ and 32″

Three Top Surface Options: Wood Veneer, Laminate and Solid Surface

Tops are 1/2″ Thick and Feature a Radiused Edge

Two Wood Species Available: Walnut and White Oak

Wood Veneer Available in all Standard and Custom Finishes

Solid Wood Base with Painted Finish

Base Available in Standard and Premium Finishes

Accompanying Adult-Sized Tables and Benches Also Available

Starting COM List Price = $1,196

Certifications

Designed By

Aaron Duke

Aaron Duke established his design studio, Intersection, in 2009.  Intersection is an interdisciplinary design studio that brings together a collective of designers, researchers and architects.  The studio works on projects that vary in scale; from medical products, to furniture, to the built environment, to social initiatives.  From its inception, the studio has endeavoured to create a dynamic, synergetic environment, where people enthusiastically delve into projects that encourage the essential discourse between culture and science through a design medium.

Additional works by Aaron Duke