80s Derk-Jan de Vries ‘maisa’ black ebonized oak dining table for Arspect

In the 1980s black ebonized oak and veneer furnitures where very popular. This beautiful square dining table fills the demand also for todays market for comfortable diningtable with a different form than the usual rectangele. Detailed finishining and good condition timeless table. Just as the design philosophy of Arspect was in those years.

Arspect has been raised as a special collection with selected selling partners that could deliver the designs and furnitures. The idea behind Arspect was very modern: develop furniture in great design and quality and make it more reachable for every interested person, not only for the rich and famous. This was not done with a vision on “who” would buy the designs but more to be able to stop the high consuming and disposable society that was growing. In fact the whole idea would nowadays be very green. Arspect unfortunately did not succeed in this idea because the basic rules to make product lines accessible for all people could not be worked with: low production and material costs. The used materials where in outstanding quality which reflected of course on consumer pricing. One part succeded very well…. the table is timeless design and in great quality. Just as this beautiful table shows.