The Leg Table Project
Experience the unexpected with ‘The Leg Table’, a striking piece that reimagines design through a playful yet thought-provoking lens.
Drawing inspiration from the iconic “crossed legs” pose so ingrained in our visual culture, this table transforms a familiar silhouette into an innovative, sculptural form. The intersecting legs create an illusion of volume, inviting viewers to explore how their perspective shifts as they move around it.
These legs are not a literal representation but evoke a lifelike presence that commands attention. Initially designed in black for dramatic contrast, the piece has evolved to include bold primary colors and metallic finishes. These materials enhance the interaction of light with its surfaces, adding dynamic visual depth throughout the day.
Future iterations may feature larger, more muscular legs, continuing to challenge the boundaries between art and furniture. But remember: while it’s intriguing, ‘The Leg Table’ is not a chair. Please admire, but do not sit.
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‘The Leg Table Project’ is one of several projects at STACKT Market for the 2025 DesignTO Festival. Celebrate these projects with a free, site-wide party on Sat, Jan 25 from 6-10pm. Visit ‘Design Collection @ STACKT Launch Party’ to learn more.
Participants
Hamish Greenland, Randall Freeman, Toronto Tool Library and MakerSpaceAcknowledgements
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