Low rectangular table featuring printed laminate facsimile, taken from the original collage artwork created by Peter Blake as part of the DANAD Design collective (1958-1962). The laminate surface art is set in a contemporary Sapele Mahogany frame, handcrafted in the UK, based on the original table designs of the DANAD collective. View all Interiors DANAD Design The story of DANAD Design: In 2014 a Trove of artwork, hidden away in the basement of Marden Hill House in Hertfordshire came to light with much of it unseen for over fifty years. It was the work of DANAD Design, a loose collective of artists who came together in 1958. Widely acknowledged as some of the originators of the Pop Art movement, these artists were buzzing with revolutionary ideas developed in Soho's infamous colony room as the swinging sixties approached. The group lived, hung out and worked in the dilapidated Georgian splendour of Marden Hill House, which became a cultural hub and country retreat for their friends. The house was a perfect party venue where in the revolutionary 1960s artists, designers and musicians mingled with High Society. Mick Jagger, Jimmy Hendrix, Donovan were guests, as were Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath, and tastemakers Ossie Clark and Terence Conran.

'Triple Star' Sapele Mahogany Table by Peter Blake for DANAD Design by Paul Smith https://shopstyle.it/l/br6Gq