Laptop table with top in black coal, frosty sprinkles, meadow green or white marbled 100% recycled plastic material. Frame in black or white laquered metal. Skandiform Colour Collection (RAL) lacquers as an option.
Every Tinnef tabletop is unique and since it's made of recycled material it can vary in colour and appearence.
Size 49x35cm, height 73cm.
From trash to table
Though Tinnef means rubbish in Yiddish, it’s the opposite of trash. It was designed by Charlotte von der Lancken at CVDLAB as a response to humanity's excessive use of plastic. The eye-catching series of tabletops – Frosty sprinkles, Meadow green, White marbled, and Black coal – are made of 100% recycled plastic waste like bottles, packages, containers, and appliances, making each table one of a kind. Since Tinnef’s inception, the raw material has changed, and it will continue to do so. Tinnef, just like recycled waste, is a reminder of the fragility of our planet. Regardless of its origin, Tinnef will always be an explosion of mesmerising colours and patterns, transforming your space into a kaleidoscope of visual wonder – a constant metamorphosis, a gorgeous fingerprint, and a conscious footprint.
Frosty Sprinkles
100% recycled PET-packaging waste + cosmetic bottles to achieve the coloured flecks. Material is translucent.
Meadow green
100% recycled goods such as fridges and dishwashers etc, and a small amount of green pigment. High impact polysterene.
Black coal
100% reclaimed medical equipment, combined with “waste” food packaging. PET.
White marbled
100% waste yoghurt pots with small details of metal foil from the packaging. High impact polysterene.

“Tinnef is a collection of tables with tabletops made from recycled plastic packaging. The project grew from an ambition to make better use of plastic waste in the transition to fossil-free alternatives. What was once discarded has been transformed into a vibrant collection of colourful tables designed for a wide range of environments and uses. The name Tinnef means "trash", and each table carries its own story, with traces of its previous life as plastic packaging becoming part of its unique character.” / Charlotte von der Lancken
Width: 49 cm
Weight: 13,3 kg
Depth: 35 cm
Height: 63 cm