Danbury Dining Table By Matthew Hilton
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Designed by Matthew Hilton. Danbury is a contemporary reimagining of the classic farmhouse table. A timeless, grounding presence at the heart of the home, it supports the ebb and flow of daily family life from quiet morning coffees to lively dinners.
Designed for Case by Matthew Hilton, it is crafted from solid timber using traditional joinery and time-honoured woodworking techniques. Every detail, from the softly proportioned turned legs to the precisely joined edges, is a study in strength, simplicity, and warmth.
An heirloom in the making, Danbury is made to last and be handed down from one generation to the next.
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Materials
– Solid wood legs, base and edge
– Clear polyurethane lacquer
– 2 person part-assembly required
Dimensions
Small L190 × W100 × H75cm (6-8 people)
Medium L240 × W105 × H75cm (8-10 people)
Large L295 × W110 × H75cm (10-12 people)
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Matthew Hilton
Born in 1957, Matthew Hilton studied at Portsmouth College of Art and then at Kingston Polytechnic. After graduating he worked for Capa as an industrial designer and model maker. He then set up his own design studio/workshop in 1984.
Matthew Hilton doesn't believe in design movements, and he really doesn't like the concept of design as a fashion. Rather, he thinks the design process is part of the evolution of any object through history. Designing with the end user in mind, and whether that means a household of ten or one, he takes pleasure in finding the fluid, easily adaptable solution to fit today's domestic spaces.