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    Abbiamo costruito un tavolino dove puoi scambiare le piastrelle in qualsiasi momento. Feedback onesto?


    Abbiamo appena creato un prototipo a grandezza naturale di un concetto di tavolino da caffè e volevo ricevere un feedback onesto.

    L’idea: a tavolino piastrellato utilizzando i tradizionali Azulejos portoghesima con una svolta.

    Invece di incollare le piastrelle, si siedono all’interno di un griglia in sughero naturale portoghese. Il sughero li tiene in posizione attraverso l’attrito e la flessibilità, quindi non è necessaria alcuna colla.

    Anche questo fa la tavola modulare.

    Puoi scambiare le tessere quando vuoi:

    • diversi set di tessere
    • colori o modelli diversi
    • cambiamenti stagionali
    • o quando ridecori

    Quindi, invece di sostituire il tavolo, tu cambiare la superficie. L’obiettivo è un mobile che possa evolvi con la tua casa nel tempo.

    Stiamo attualmente convalidando l’idea e ci piacerebbe ricevere opinioni oneste:

    • Metteresti qualcosa del genere nel tuo salotto (o da qualche altra parte)?
    • Quale prezzo saresti disposto a pagare per un tavolo come questo?

    Apprezzato il feedback brutalmente onesto.

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    di Famous_Namous1

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    25 commenti

    1. delcaek on

      The only tiled table that I’d accept is the one using iPads as tiles from Chaosdorf 2016.

    3. _do_not_see_me_ on

      I absolutely love the idea!! And also the current look of that table. Would defo put it in my living room. No idea at all about the price, but any suitable amount would probably have at least three digits (or is numbers the right word?) and also be far out of my price range 😅

    6. CynicalReasoning on

      I would laugh if any of my friends had one of those.
      I find it impractical and ugly.
      I’m aware thats not the honest feedback you’re looking for, but that’s all the honest feedback I got.

    7. freelancer331 on

      They did it! They gentrified the Fliesentisch!

      Looks interesting.

    8. oxxduf on

      Well those tile tables are easy to clean if you spill a beverage…yours will be a pain and also the cork will be ruined with a glass of red wine. Nice idea but not practical.

    9. moverwhomovesthings on

      Well it has to be affordable for the average Bürgergeldempfänger otherwise your customer base will be extremely small.

    10. Aakch on

      I would! But I wouldn’t pay more than €200 for this. Also depends on how much shakiness is there when things are put on it?

    12. FunnyDislike on

      I imagine two elderly woman trading tiles as if they were pokemon cards 😀 And i will trade with them too because i like that idea a lot 😀

    13. Jetztinberlin on

      I dig it. I like puzzles and things you can play with.

    14. Selenic-Acid on

      I actually really like it as we have the same effect in the house overall. We have a lot of the Delfts Blauw collection in the house (blue white) and it’s unique as lots of people don’t see the craftsmanship in it

    15. FunnyUkrainian on

      I actually like it and would even set it up in my apartment. Has something unique to it.

    17. ForbiddenFruitiness on

      I really like the idea, but I’d be hard pressed to spend more than 300€ on a table – even a super awesome table.

    18. Kapuzenkresse on

      I am wondering how stable the construction is if I want to change the tiles frequently. I would be worried the cork will start to fall apart. Then this would unfortunately be a mess.

    20. Amerdale13 on

      Wouldn’t buy it. Reasons:
      – not a fan of tile tables in general
      – if the tiles are not glued down, you will be collecting dirt under every single one
      – same with liquids: if something gets spilled, it will run under the tiles onto the wood
      – you need to buy tiles in a predetermined size and thickness, limiting the flexibility of later chsnges
      – I prefer tables offering more storage space and the possibility of height adjustment
      – and of course the concept is a nightmare for parents of toddlers

    22. ZealousidealEye3361 on

      How easy is it to clean? Cool that you can swap pieces, but the cracks might come with problems in maintaining. One drip of sweet coffee away from the stick up pieces..

    24. ojessen on

      I think it is a great idea. If I were to buy something like this, I think it should be 500-700 EUR. The wood cuts seem easy enough, and the finish doesn’t look like it would take ages to get right.

    25. Adventurous_Try9212 on

      Tbh. Not my style. But if you like it – good for you! I can appreciate the cool idea!

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