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Minus tio - Esther side tables at Brasserie Kungliga Posten, Malmö, Sweden

Esther

at Brasserie Kungliga Posten

Bespoke Esther with brass shelf

Interor by Sandellsandberg

Esther

The former Royal Post Office in Malmö, Sweden, has been restored and is now housing Brasserie KP. The restaurant serves classic french food and the interierior, designed by architects sandellsandberg, features Audrey bar stools and Esther side tables. The stools are in in oak with a white stain finnish, pastel turquoise footreset and leather upholstery, and the tables in white stained oak and brass. All custom made for the project. The monumental post office was designed by architect Ferdinand Boberg and built in 1900 to 1906.

Esther at Hallands konstmuseum

Esther

at the Art museum of Halland

Black stained Esther side tables with white shelf

Interior by Samir Alj Fält

Esther

Black stained Audrey and Esther at the Art museum of Halland. Interior by Samir Alj Fält.

Esther table

Esther

in Elle Interiör

Black stained Esther side table with brass shelf

Minus tio

Esther

The Esther side table in black stain and brass can be seen in the October 2010 issue of interior design magazine Elle Interiör.

Esther at Atrium Ljungberg

Esther

to Atrium Ljungberg

Black stained Esther side tables

Interior by BSK Arkitekter

Esther

We are very happy to announce that a composition of Cosmos and Esther tables as well as Audrey stools has been chosen for the interior of Atrium Ljungberg’s new headquarters. Atrium Ljungberg works primarily with retail and office properties and is one of Sweden’s largest real estate companies listed on the stock exchange. Specifying architect for the project is BSK Arkitekter and the interior was delivered through AB Evert Lindelöf.

Esther by minus tio at restaurant Eld

Esther

at Eld restaurant in Trondheim

Black stained Esther side table with shelf in brass

Interior by SJ design

Esther

Minus tio supplies Esther side tables in black with brass shelf for the interior of Eld restaurant located in the middle of Trondheim, Norway. As the name Eld (Norwegian for fire) suggests the speciality is barbecue and from the open kitchen the guests will be able to see the flames from the grill. The restaurant opens on the 28th of January 2011.