Cross Extending Table
The award-winning Cross Extending Table is a prime example of Matthew Hilton's innovative approach to wood furniture design and signature minimal aesthetic.
Both practical and versatile, clean lines come together to create a distinctly contemporary base that allows for ample leg room.
The table top expands with a smooth and simple pull to allow for the addition of two extra leaves and a mechanical ball-bearing system ensuring a smooth transition. The extension leaves can be stored in a concealed, felt-lined compartment under the table top when not in use.
Constructed from a solid wood base and a solid edge veneered top, the Cross Extending Table can be used to seat between 6 and 14 people.
Winner of the ELLE Decoration Award for Best in Furniture 2006, the Homes & Gardens Classic Design Award in 2007 and the Design Guild Mark in 2008.
Two-person assembly required.
The Cross Extending Table was awarded the prestigious Design Guild Mark in 2008. The Design Guild Mark is awarded by The Furniture Makers Company in order to drive excellence and raise the profile of British design and innovation. It recognises the highest standards in the design of furnishings and lighting for volume production, by the finest designers working in Britain, or British designers working abroad.
Description
The award-winning Cross Extending Table is a prime example of Matthew Hilton's innovative approach to wood furniture design and signature minimal aesthetic.
Both practical and versatile, clean lines come together to create a distinctly contemporary base that allows for ample leg room.
The table top expands with a smooth and simple pull to allow for the addition of two extra leaves and a mechanical ball-bearing system ensuring a smooth transition. The extension leaves can be stored in a concealed, felt-lined compartment under the table top when not in use.
Constructed from a solid wood base and a solid edge veneered top, the Cross Extending Table can be used to seat between 6 and 14 people.
Winner of the ELLE Decoration Award for Best in Furniture 2006, the Homes & Gardens Classic Design Award in 2007 and the Design Guild Mark in 2008.
Two-person assembly required.
The Cross Extending Table was awarded the prestigious Design Guild Mark in 2008. The Design Guild Mark is awarded by The Furniture Makers Company in order to drive excellence and raise the profile of British design and innovation. It recognises the highest standards in the design of furnishings and lighting for volume production, by the finest designers working in Britain, or British designers working abroad.
