Ro Table design by Hans Sandgren Jakobsen – Naver Collection

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The Ro table series combines classic cabinetmaker traditions with a clean expression that fits a modern setting.

In close collaboration with designer, Hans Sandgren Jakobsen, we have developed the table, GM 3700 Ro. Hans Sandgren Jakobsen has designed a dining table true to the old Scandinavian cabinetmaker traditions without compromising on an elegant and clean expression. The table is crafted with an extension in the middle allowing for the extension of additional leafs.

 

 

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