RAYMOND TABLE
RAYMOND TABLE
David Amar, GBR, (2010) new edition 2015
Old bleached, varnished and stained or cut boards from a builder’s merchant or DIY store. Short boards and long ones, wide and narrow boards are mounted as they come, between three, four or five cast aluminium holders and then joined mechanically into tables. Special and always unique.
Raymond table (2010) new edition 2015
Aluminium cast legs, ash wood
H 42 x W 125 x D 100 cm
ABOUT THE DESIGNER
David Amar
David Amar is a graduate of the MA design products programme at the Royal College of Art London (2010) and the recipient of the 2008–2010 Clore Foundation Scholarship. He was awarded a BA with distinction from the industrial design department at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design Jerusalem (2004). His work has received several awards and has been collected and exhibited in museums, galleries and shows around the world, among others: Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Design Museum Holon, Aram Gallery London, Spazio Rossana Orlandi Milan, Sotheby’s London, Phillips London, Fumi Gallery London, Design Miami, La Manufacture Gallery Paris, Pavilion of Art & Design in London, Bloomberg
HQ London and Salone Satellite Milan. David Amar lives and works in London.
David Amar *1976
Studies: Industrial Design at Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design Jerusalem (BA 2004), Product Design at Royal College of Art London (MA 2010)
Studio: since 2011
Philosophy: ‘Composing objects’ in different contexts including product, interior and exhibition design, with a strong interest for materials, manufacturing processes and cultural references.
Exhibitions: Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Design Museum Holon, Aram Gallery London, Spazio Rossana Orlandi Milan, Sotheby’s London, Phillips London, Fumi Gallery London, Design Miami, La Manufacture Gallery Paris, Pavilion of Art & Design in London, Bloomberg
HQ London and Salone Satellite Milan
Status: Design Studio
Lives/works: London
Contact: www.davidamar.co.uk
EXHIBIT COLLECTION
PURE GOLD
Upcycled! Upgraded!
Pure Gold is an exhibition organized by the ifa (Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen), Stuttgart, Germany, which promotes art and cultural exchange in exhibitions, dialogue and conference programs.
As a competence center for international cultural relations, ifa connects civil societies, cultural practices, art, media and science. The ifa is supported by the Federal Foreign Office of the Federal Republic of Germany, the state of Baden-Württemberg and its capital Stuttgart.
©2022 ifa. Institut für Auslandsbeziehungen
