The Dook House Table by Noel Zahra has a Page-Saving Perch
One does not ask a great deal of a bedside table; perhaps a surface on which to place an alarm clock, a lamp and a drink, and maybe some storage space, but the Dook House Table by Noel Zahra offers a great deal more.
Why the unusual name? Well, this folded sheet metal form is the result of deviating design. The minimalist project initially sought to create a doghouse, but alas, the turn it has taken! The conceptual phase no doubt involved a study of the typical pitched roof outline one finds among canine refuges, though by continuing the line of the structure, a flat surface emerged, as well as two nooks for the stashing of books.
The name of the Dook House Table by Noel Zahra is no doubt a synthesis of "dog" and "book." A small alcove exists as a perfect place of rest for a pup, while the roof cleverly offers a space to place an open book to save your page.
Why the unusual name? Well, this folded sheet metal form is the result of deviating design. The minimalist project initially sought to create a doghouse, but alas, the turn it has taken! The conceptual phase no doubt involved a study of the typical pitched roof outline one finds among canine refuges, though by continuing the line of the structure, a flat surface emerged, as well as two nooks for the stashing of books.
The name of the Dook House Table by Noel Zahra is no doubt a synthesis of "dog" and "book." A small alcove exists as a perfect place of rest for a pup, while the roof cleverly offers a space to place an open book to save your page.
