Bomba Table
An elegant family of occasional tables, Bomba serves to independently complement a range of seating scenarios. Designed by Ivan Woods, the round, square or rectangular low floating tops sit upon distinctive tapered legs in timber or aluminum to create soft, contemporary profiles.
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Overview
- Round, square or rectangular, low height occasional table.
- All variants range from 600mm to 1200mm in surface size, view all Specifications.
- Surfaces made of solid Oak, legs available in timber or aluminium.
- Product of Australia.
- 5 year warranty.
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Bomba Table is handmade in our Melbourne factory and hand finished from solid timber.
The table is available in either round, square or rectangle, with a variety of finishes such as paint, veneer or stains in Oak for the tops, and timber, or polished or powder coated aluminium for the legs.
Complementary accessories to the Bomba Table include Bomba Sofa and Scatter Platter cushions.
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Bomba is a dynamic, timeless sofa and table collection designed by Melbournian Ivan Woods. Named after the Latin American musical style where the dancer’s movements dictate the beat of the drums, Bomba Table is similarly led by the user’s requirements.
Adapting to any environment, Bomba is versatile and customisable, making it an ideal solution for small, medium and large spaces. Designed primarily for spaces such as lobbies and break out areas, Bomba can cater to a group of people in a collaborative space or individuals in a retreat space.
The late Ivan Woods designed interiors and products for over 30 years. His work drew inspiration from his travels and interior architecture training in Perth, Australia. Working across projects within the UK, US, Germany and Italy, Ivan specialised in hotel and workspace design.
During his time at 98色花堂, Woods came up with the idea for Bomba in response to the need to provide an informal, soft seating option that was inherently modular in nature, but with a contemporary lounge aesthetic.
Creating a refined and strong product with Bomba’s unusual amount of joins was intricate and difficult work. With its timber arms and legs featuring more angles than the average sofa, Bomba’s initial design challenges lay in finding a solution to creating the timberwork at a quality that was desired whilst maintaining the angular design. The well-resolved result led to a thoughtful, flexible sofa and table collection.
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