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Who designed the GUBI Moon Dining Table?

The Moon Dining Table was designed by Space Copenhagen, a Copenhagen-based design studio founded by Signe Bindslev Henriksen and Peter Bundgaard Rützou. The studio is recognized for its thoughtful integration of Scandinavian craft traditions with a refined, contemporary sensibility.

What sizes and finishes are available for the Moon Dining Table?

The Moon Dining Table is offered in multiple sizes and a range of finish combinations, making it adaptable to different spatial and aesthetic contexts. As a made-to-order piece, configuration details are best confirmed directly with a design expert.

What design tradition informs the Moon Dining Table?

The table draws from Danish carpentry heritage, a tradition that prioritizes the integrity of materials, considered joinery, and the relationship between form and function. Space Copenhagen treats these principles as active design choices rather than stylistic references.

Is the Moon Dining Table suitable for both residential and contract use?

Space Copenhagen designs are well-regarded in both residential and hospitality contexts. The Moon Dining Table's sculptural presence and material depth make it a considered choice for formal dining rooms, private residences, and high-end restaurant environments alike.

How does the Moon Dining Table relate to Space Copenhagen's broader body of work?

The Moon collection is among the most recognized expressions of Space Copenhagen's design language, characterized by organic volume, restrained ornamentation, and a deep engagement with materiality. It reflects the studio's ongoing dialogue between furniture as object and furniture as atmosphere.

Brand & Designer

GUBI
Obello Lampada Portatile

GUBI

Founded in 1967 in Copenhagen, Denmark, GUBI specializes in furniture, lighting, and interior objects that unite timeless icons, contemporary design, and refined Scandinavian elegance.
Space Copenhagen
Tavolino Moon

Space Copenhagen

A Copenhagen-based design studio known for poetic modernism, tactile restraint, and interiors and objects shaped by atmosphere, craft, and quiet sophistication.