Notos

Notos is an essential object in a household or office where artistically inclined persons live and work. That is because this unprecedented, multifunctional piece of furniture transforms itself in no time into a standing desk or a note stand or an easel or a mobile table for the slide presentation or for your champagne reception. The top can be tilted at five different angles and the height is infinitely variable between 115 and 135 cm. The young team Kühl & Krob have succeeded in combining function, variability and a clear, timeless aesthetic in a design achievement of remarkable quality.

Dimensions	78 × 68 × 140 cm
Materials	Ash, maple, steel

Year

1997

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Thomas Kühl & Andreas Krob

The German industrial designers Thomas Kühl and Andreas Krob jointly designed the standing table Notos for ClassiCon, Thomas Kühl was born in 1967 in Rendsburg and completed a carpentry apprenticeship before studying industrial design. Active as freelance designer and interior architect in Hamburg since 1996, he has countless well-known customers, including Thonet, Rolf Benz, Lion, Schöner Wohnen, Classicon or FontanaArte. Andrea Krob was born in Niebüll, Northern Germany in 1969. After studying civil engineering, he studied Industrial design alongside Thomas Kühl at the Muthesius College of Art and Design in Kiel before moving on to work as a freelance consultant for Thonet, Röder Haworth, Provenda, and Sitag, and subsequently took on various positions in international research and development companies. Together with his wife Uta Krob, he founded the Swiss-based design company B4K.