ANDO is a modular collection of tables and pedestals developed around a simple idea: a small number of elements should be able to create many different objects.
Made from solid aluminium plate, each piece is constructed from intersecting planes. The structure is deliberately reduced — no unnecessary details, no concealed gestures. Material, proportion and construction define the object.
The collection moves between functions and scales. A low piece becomes a side or coffee table; taller versions serve as consoles, display tables or pedestals. Different dimensions can be combined to form larger compositions, allowing ANDO to adapt to domestic interiors, galleries, retail environments and architectural spaces.
Surfaces can be changed or replaced, extending the system beyond a single material or configuration. The flat-pack construction allows each piece to be assembled, disassembled and reconfigured while retaining the permanence and weight of solid aluminium.
The name ANDO reflects the collection’s architectural origins: an interest in geometry, repetition, material honesty and the way a limited vocabulary of planes can define space.
Rather than designing a fixed object for every purpose, ANDO proposes a framework.
Designed by The Millen House in Amsterdam.
