The Conceptual 'Hasu' Tea Table by Dieter Mortelmans Has Built-in Seats
Michael Hemsworth — January 25, 2021 — Art & Design
References: yankodesign
Many Asian cultures practice tea time to pause during the day, connect with family or friends, or even enjoy a moment of solitude which is something the conceptual 'Hasu' tea table is intended to help make easier to do.
Designed by Dieter Mortelmans, the table features a subtle aesthetic when not in use to keep all its various components confined inside. When tea time arrives, the table can be opened to reveal floor seats for four, ample space on top for cups and even a section in the middle warming the teapot.
The functionality of the conceptual 'Hasu' tea table was described beautifully by Mortelmans who said, "Just like an opening lotus flower, when the first rays of sun caress the horizon during sunrise, symbolizes the start of a new day."
Designed by Dieter Mortelmans, the table features a subtle aesthetic when not in use to keep all its various components confined inside. When tea time arrives, the table can be opened to reveal floor seats for four, ample space on top for cups and even a section in the middle warming the teapot.
The functionality of the conceptual 'Hasu' tea table was described beautifully by Mortelmans who said, "Just like an opening lotus flower, when the first rays of sun caress the horizon during sunrise, symbolizes the start of a new day."
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