KINZO, a young German design firm, has created a boardroom conference table for the Ernst & Young’s Berlin office. Description of KINZO: Sweeping, dynamic and asymmetrical lines and bold structural design: KINZO conference table conference for administrators from Ernst & Young is a bespoke furniture that you will not see anywhere else.

This table seems to change appearance from every angle you look at it: Depending on your perspective, it might remind you of a starship, the rays of the sea or a hydrofoil. Especially the asymmetrical lines enable the optimal use of space and contributes significantly to the mood of inspiration in the meeting.

KINZO achieved sufficient legroom for 15 people so no one will collide with the legs of the table – just because there are no table legs. KINZO has taken the principles of structural engineering by defining the structure of tables in a circular beam: a ring to support the cantilever surface.

Starting from a “heavyweight” chairman, the table seemed to get lighter and airier in connection with panoramic windows resist – take fun in the statics that creates vibration which is very dynamic: In this way, the conference table to remind you of a rocket that is only to take off – and break directly through the windshield. Four flush-mounted “media tank” swallow the unsightly cables and provides power and network access for laptops and other devices.

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