Stian Herdal, also known as HRDL, is a talented furniture designer and photographer -- he recently introduced his latest piece, the Vinyl Table. It is a handmade table designed with an organic midcentury concept as inspiration. The table rests on top of a wide-legged stand foundation and has a storage concept made to hold and display vinyl collectibles. The table is a made-to-order design, constructed from oak and Valchromat, which is a type of wood that is resistant to moisture, has a higher durability in comparison to traditional MDF and has incorporated organic dye fibers for consistent hues.
HRDL's Vinyl Table has dual tones and spotlights two main elements -- the sliding tambour door and the two-row storage system and display. The sliding door is made to keep amplifiers, cords or cables out of sight while the storage can hold up to 200 LPs and 45s.
Midcentury-Inspired Record Tables
Stian Herdal Designed a Vinyl Table with a Wide-Legged Base
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Industry Implications
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