&Tradition HM7 Pinwheel Coffee Table - Oiled oak / Brass
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The & Tradition Pinwheel Coffee Table is designed for discerning individuals seeking a versatile and elegant centerpiece for their living space. Its primary benefit is its modular design, allowing it to be used as a single unit or ingeniously separated into smaller, cohesive tables. A potential consideration is its premium material construction, requiring mindful care to maintain its aesthetic. This table, originally conceived in 1953 by Hvidt & Mølgaard, features a solid wood top and brass legs, offering a blend of timeless design and customizable sophistication.
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| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 46132981661920 |
| Brand | & Tradition |
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FAQs
What are the dimensions of the Pinwheel table?
The assembled table measures 650 mm in width, 650 mm in depth, and 430 mm in height. The dimensions of the individual components when separated vary but are designed to fit together cohesively.
Can the table be used outdoors?
No, the Pinwheel table is designed for indoor use only. The materials, particularly the oiled oak and brass, are not intended for exposure to outdoor elements.
How do I clean the brass legs?
For regular cleaning, dust with a soft, dry cloth. To restore shine, use a specialized brass cleaner and a soft cloth. Allow natural patina to develop if preferred.
What is the recommended maintenance for the oiled oak top?
The oiled oak top should be cleaned with a soft, dry cloth. Periodic re-oiling with a furniture oil suitable for oiled oak will maintain its finish and protect the wood.
What materials are the legs made of?
The legs are available in either solid brass or stainless steel.
Is assembly required?
Yes, minor assembly is required to attach the legs. Separating and reassembling the modular units is also part of its versatile use.
What year was the Pinwheel table designed?
The Pinwheel table was originally designed in 1953 by Hvidt & Mølgaard.
Troubleshooting
Table wobbles or is unstable.
Ensure all legs are securely fastened. Check that the table is placed on a level surface. If using the modular setup, ensure all components are properly aligned and interlocked.
Oiled oak finish appears dull or dry.
Reapply a suitable furniture oil for oiled oak surfaces following the product's instructions. Ensure no harsh chemicals were used for cleaning.
Brass legs show excessive tarnishing or discoloration.
Use a dedicated brass cleaner with a soft cloth to polish the legs. Note that some discoloration is natural patina; decide if you prefer a polished or patinated look.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Highly versatile due to its modular and separable design.
- Constructed with durable, high-quality materials like solid oak and brass.
- Elegant and timeless design that complements various interior styles.
- Can be used in multiple configurations to suit different functional needs.
- Represents iconic mid-century design principles.
Cons
- Requires careful maintenance to preserve the oiled oak finish and brass luster.
- The premium materials may come at a higher price point.
- Assembly might require attention to ensure proper interlocking of modules.
- The slim profile might not be suitable for very heavy items depending on the configuration.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
The Pinwheel table is designed for straightforward assembly. The legs typically attach securely to the underside of the tabletop. If separating or reassembling the modular units, ensure each component is placed on a level surface and align the connection points carefully.
Compatibility:
This table is designed as a standalone furniture piece. Its material and design complement a wide range of interior styles, from mid-century modern to contemporary. Ensure the surface it is placed on can support its weight and that the leg pads (plastic) are suitable for your flooring to prevent scratches.
Care:
- Wood Top: The oiled oak requires periodic re-oiling to maintain its finish and protect the wood. Clean spills immediately with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or excessive moisture.
- Brass Legs: Brass can develop a natural patina over time. To maintain its shine, use a brass cleaner and a soft cloth. For a more natural look, allow the patina to develop.
- General Cleaning: Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a slightly damp cloth and dry immediately.