Cumbia

Like the fluent dance rhythms of the same name, Cumbia tables are designed to inspire a dynamic use of space. Three different heights allow tables to be grouped and nested for a variety of sculptural expressions. Move them around, pair with a tuxedo sofa or pull up next to a desk. Cumbia frees you to arrange and rearrange a space as you choreograph activity throughout the day.


Occasional Tables

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Occasional Tables 429-16RM

  • Mid Height

Dimensions

  • Width 16.0"
  • Depth 15.0"
  • Height 16.5"
  • Seat Height 16.5"

List Price (standard finishes)

  • Ash Plank: $2,313
  • Walnut Plank: $2,720

Occasional Tables 429-16RH

  • High Height

Dimensions

  • Width 16.0"
  • Depth 15.0"
  • Height 18.5"
  • Seat Height 18.5"

List Price (standard finishes)

  • Ash Plank: $2,498
  • Walnut Plank: $2,952

Occasional Tables 429-28RL

  • Coffee Table

Dimensions

  • Width 28.0"
  • Depth 24.0"
  • Height 14.5"
  • Seat Height 14.5"

List Price (standard finishes)

  • Ash Plank: $3,782
  • Walnut Plank: $4,618

Range

Cumbia is available in a range of standard configurations. View the complete Pricelist below.


Resources

Get your project underway with these Cumbia resources.


Design

Chris Adamick

Chris Adamick designs environments, furniture, and products. He is principal of Chris Adamick Design LLC and is a partner at Big Production, an environmental graphic design studio.

He has worked with leading brands including Gap, Haworth, Bernhardt Design, and Allsteel. His work has been exhibited internationally and received several prestigious design awards including the Architizer A+ Award, the Good Design Award from the Chicago Athenaeum, the Best of Year Award from Interior Design Magazine, and recognition from the Type Directors Club of New York (TDC) and the Society for Environmental Graphic Design (SEGD).

In addition to holding design leadership roles with independent consultancies Pentagram and Rios Clementi Hale Studios, Chris has been an instructor at Art Center College of Design and has worked in-house with the iconic American clothing brand, Gap to lead the creation of new store environments.