The Giselle Lounge Table is inspired by a ballerina's stance. With one leg bent and the other outstretched, a person can picture a real ballerina poised on the ground after a graceful routine of arcing leaps and pretty pirouettes. Even the ruffled edge of the table top gives the impression of a tutu.
Created by Anna Neklesa, a young 23 year-old designer hailing from Saint Petersburg, Russia, the Giselle Lounge Table is part of Kerozene Design's collection. Combining the fragility and strength of the ballet, Neklesa wanted to capture the essence of Russia in her design. She writes, "Nothing expresses the Russian spirit like this form of art."
Made in France, the Giselle Lounge Table has a metal top and wooden legs.
What's Driving This Trend
- Ballet-inspired Furniture
- Designing furniture inspired by dance forms such as ballet.
- Fragility and Strength
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- Cultural References
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- Furniture
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