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Wishbone Dining, Oval

by STACKLAB Canada

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€20.668 - €23.576

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This is an Open Edition
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How is this defined? A series of pieces that are not restricted by any predetermined volume limit. Each item is meticulously produced by the designer or in collaboration with skilled local artisans, resulting in a limited quantity of unique pieces. If stated, each item may exhibit slight variations due to its handcrafted origin.
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Description

Available as a dining table or desk, this design pairs STACKLAB’s signature Wishbone castings with a joined, domestic hardwood table top, or custom solid stone.

The Wishbone series honours central-eastern Canada’s manufacturing heritage, the Wishbone is cast in sand- the same process used to produce machine parts for heavy industry.

Available in three sizes: 8 seats (203x107x75), 10 seats (264x107x75), or 12 seats (322x107x75).

Dimensions LxWxH (cm)	203x107x75, 264x107x75, 322x107x75
Weight (kg)	130, 200, 300
Production Year	2021
Material	Black Walnut, Blackened Cast Aluminum, Cast Iron, Custom Stone, Mirror Polished Cast Aluminum, Mirror Polished Cast Bronze, Oxidized Maple, Oxidized White Oak, Satin Peened Bronze
Design Class	Open Editions
Variation	10 Seats, 12 Seats, 8 Seats
Table Top Material	Black Walnut with Oil Finish, White Oak with Oil Finish, Oxidised Oak, Oxidised Maple, Custom Solid Stone
Leg Material	Blackened Cast Aluminium with Wax Finish, Mirror Polished Cast Aluminium with Wax Finish, Cast Aluminium with Brass/Gold Patina, Cast Aluminium with Blue/Green Patina, Satin Peened Bronze with Wax Finish, Mirror Polished Cast Bronze with Wax Finish, Cast Iron with Nordy Bronze Plate and Wax Finish

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STACKLAB is a multi-disciplinary design practice based in Toronto. Through its products and projects, the studio aims to provoke meaningful discourse about our ways of living. Founded by Jeff Forrest in 2013, STACKLAB is known for its innovative blend of design, tech and circular manufacturing. Rather than work backwards from the desired output, such as a new chair or a home, the team applies a diverse set of skills and perspectives to problems worth solving. With a particular passion for the challenges facing regional manufacturing, the studio believes that the key to smarter, more efficient and better-for-the-environment living is its signature systems-based approach. Taking inspiration from the technology ‘stack’, which leverages existing technologies, infrastructures and skills to create iterative, holistic solutions, STACKLAB’s regional network of experts in science and craft enables cross-pollination throughout the process. Oftentimes with the aid of an algorithm, every step is optimized to ensure it does the maximum with the minimum; opening up opportunities for material upcycling, waste reduction and alternate scenarios for reuse. STACKLAB strongly believes in design as a vehicle for critical thinking. The team approaches every problem without bias toward a particular method or medium to maintain its focus on impact. Their output might therefore be described as a container for new ideas; the result of a rigorous process in pursuit of the best solution.