DMY Berlin 2010: Maastricht designer Christoph Seyferth presented a tower of tables made of folded sheet steel as one of the satellite shows of DMY Berlin last week.

Called Lloyd Table, the design was originally created for rooms Seyferth designed at the Lloyd Hotel in Amsterdam but has been put into production in three sizes as a result of guests wanting to buy it.

The steel legs can be bent to stop the table rocking on uneven surfaces.

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Here's some more information from the Lloyd Hotel:

Lloyd Table: Dutch Design without a twist

The Lloyd Table, the table that is stable, now also available for non-hotel guests

Lloyd Table

The Lloyd Table has been typecast as the ‘Pizza Marghuerita’ among tables. It is a simple yet stylish table designed by Christoph Seyferth for Lloyd Hotel. It is entirely made of steel and therefore not just very strong but also flexible. Since the steel is pliable, the feet and the tabletop always adjust themselves to the shape of the floor it is on, and therefore the table will not wobble. The collection consists of counter height pub table, work desk or and a dinner table and is available in five colours (black, white, grey, rust and skyblue).

Five years ago, artistic director of Lloyd Hotel Suzanne Oxenaar was adamant in her choice for Christoph Seyferth to design the smallest rooms in Lloyd Hotel. Seyferth has a reputation for designs which leave ample space for the user. His designs do not mark the space, but offer users a chance to play with the space and with the meaning of the design. For these rooms in Lloyd Hotel he developed an extra high table which can be pushed over the bed. Lots of guests were interested in this table. This was the reason to start producing it.

Christoph Seyferth

Seyferth lives and works in Maastricht. In 2004, the Seyferth Building was opened, which he developed in accordance with his own insights. It is a space where living and working can go together and the space can simply be adjusted to the phase of life the inhabitant is in. The building (which is currently for sale), brought him international fame.

Lloyd Hotel

Lloyd Hotel and Cultural Embassy opened in 2004 at the Oostelijke Handelskade in Amsterdam. In the past 5 years the hotel has grown into a cultural hotspot and an watering hole for Dutch Design. Work of designers like Richard Hutten, Atelier van Lieshout, Wannes Rooyaards, Claudy Jongstra and INA is on display 24/7.

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