Annex Table by John Tree for Hay: Elegance Meets Everyday Versatility at Inova Contracts
In today’s homes, the table is rarely a static object. It shifts with the rhythm of daily life – morning coffee perch, afternoon workspace, evening dining hub. Recognising this natural evolution, London-based designer John Tree created the Annex Table for Hay, a piece that embodies versatility without sacrificing elegance.
Architectural in its presence yet subtle in detail, Annex balances proportion and strength with an understated invitation to make the space your own. The legs, offered in solid oak or recycled aluminium, carry both character and conscience. The aluminium option is particularly notable: extruded in Europe and composed of at least 75% post-consumer scrap, it reflects a commitment to circularity. Tabletops extend the ethos of material honesty, available in oak veneer, linoleum, laminate, or Kvadrat’s innovative Really Textile Tabletop™, produced from 70% end-of-life textiles.
Rooted in the familiar logic of a farmhouse table but refined through a modern lens, Annex seamlessly adapts to contemporary needs. Its clean geometry translates across round and oblong formats, with overhang or flush leg placements that shift the visual weight. Optional cable management underscores its functional intelligence, making it as ready for focused work as it is for convivial gatherings.
Available through Inova Contracts, a leading source of design-led furniture in South Africa, Annex joins a curated portfolio that includes icons from Pedrali and Knoll. A well-established leader in the contract furniture industry with offices in Cape Town and Johannesburg, Inova Contracts offers clients the best in product knowledge and project solutions, ensuring every piece finds its perfect place.
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