Vitra - Hal table, square

 

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The square Hal table was created by Jasper Morrison as a part of the Hal collection for Vitra. It was planned as a fitting fulfill of the Hal chairs, but the simple table can also stand alone or in combination with other chairs without any problems.

The solid Hal table from Vitra is stackable. So that the tables don’t damage each other when they are stacked, they possess small stoppers at the bottom of the tabletop. These ones avoid the direct contact to the single tabletops. Maximal three specimens of the square tables can be stacked over each other.

The tabletop of the Hal table consists of solid-core material with a black border. The tabletop is available in the colours white, black and grey. The under frame is chromed or it consists of stainless steel. With its different variants the table fulfills every kind of user demands. With its stainless steel under frame, the Hal table is also suitable for exterior areas.

The simple table fulfils the furniture of the Hal collection visually. For the collection, Jasper Morrison reinterpreted the classical shell chair. The Hal table complements the simple and multifunctional design, but it also suits perfectly to other furniture with its advantages.

Supplementary information

• Datasheet about the Hal-collection (PDF ca. 2 MB)

Design: Jasper Morrison

Jasper Morrison was born in London in 1959, and graduated in Design at Kingston Polytechnic Design School, London (1979-82 BA(Des.) ) and The Royal College of Art for Post Graduate studies (1982-85 MA(Des.) RCA). In 1984 he studied at Berlin’s HdK on a Sc Designer Jasper Morrison