Casamania’s Chariot mobile table is stylistic between Roman battle cart and Alvar Aalto’s legendary serving caddy 901. The alienated Retro-style makes Chariot a product as it couldn’t be newer and more current.
The connection of really opposite elements is a typical characteristic of the postmodern. This provocative style doesn’t even spare side tables, and this is how the Copenhagen design office GamFratesi designed a product that mixes worlds acting sculptural and iconic thereby. The battle cart of ancient times, where Chariot has its name from, says “hello”.
Numerous objects are placed on two trays, it doesn’t matter is the Chariot is used as mobile caddy or as bribing side table. The frame of the side table by Casamania consists of lacquered metal, the trays and wheels out of MDF. The wheels are coated with rubber, in order to ensure a noiseless transport – an advantage which wasn’t given to the ancient Roman. Chariot is also available in red or natural oak wood.
