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Saturn Tripod | End Table in Tables by Connor Holland | WeWork 333 Seymour St in Vancouver. Item made of wood with steel
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Saturn Tripod | End Table in Tables by Connor Holland | WeWork 333 Seymour St in Vancouver. Item made of wood with steel
Saturn Tripod | End Table in Tables by Connor Holland | WeWork 333 Seymour St in Vancouver. Item made of wood with steel
Saturn Tripod | End Table in Tables by Connor Holland | WeWork 333 Seymour St in Vancouver. Item made of wood with steel
Saturn Tripod | End Table in Tables by Connor Holland | WeWork 333 Seymour St in Vancouver. Item made of wood with steel

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Saturn Tripod - Tables

Featured In WeWork 333 Seymour St, Vancouver, Canada

Price $660

Creation: 2-3 weeks

Handmade

Made To Order

The Saturn Tripod is part of the Saturn Six range, a series of designs inspired by space exploration and the Saturn V rocket. The Saturn Tripod takes inspiration from the Apollo Lunar Module, and how it was designed to land perfectly on the soft and uneven surface of the moon.

The Saturn Tripod is fabricated from steel hemispheres and tubular sections, then powder coated in gloss white. Featuring a high grade birch plywood top with a matte black finish.

Item Saturn Tripod
Created by Connor Holland
As seen in WeWork 333 Seymour St, Vancouver, Canada
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Meet the Creator

Connor Holland

Hastings, United Kingdom

Wescover creator since 2019
Connor Holland is an independent designer maker who creates unique products and furniture in his contemporary studio workshop. His futuristic style takes inspiration from the optimistic, space age vision of the 21st century as seen in retro science fiction, combined with an ambitious creativity and desire to challenge convention.

Since graduating from Kingston University’s Product Design course, he has continued to follow the ethos of ‘Thinking through Making’. As a result, the sculptural forms of his designs evolve through constant experimentation with materials, and by pushing the boundaries of manufacturing techniques. He is best known for his work with inflated sheet metal, and the ongoing refinement of the Hydroforming and Aeroforming processes, sharing his results with millions of viewers online.

Connor’s positive view of the future results in an increased awareness of ecological impact. With sustainability in mind, every design is hand made and built to last with a keen attention to detail. His designs utilise the strength, durability and versatility of metal, ensuring that each piece can be refurbished in the decades to come, and finally recycled at the end of their usable life.