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NO GA Projects × NM3

NMNG Rectangular Dining Table

Name: NMNG Rectangular Dining Table
Brand: NO GA Projects • NM3
SKU: NO-GA-30000716
Price: 7900.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$7,900 – $19,000

$7,900

SKU: NO-GA-30000716

$19,000

SKU: NO-GA-30000715

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Spec Sheet

Description

The NMNG Rectangular Dining Table is part of NO GA Projects’ collaborative collection with Italian architecture studio NM3, known for their industrially inspired metalwork. Marking NM3’s transition into wooden furniture, the table reflects a minimalist approach rooted in architectural precision.

Specifications

Size

29.1" h x 116.1" w x 42.1" d (73.9x294.9x106.9cm)

Material

Douglas fir, afromosia

Details

Made in Poland

Brand

NO GA Projects

Created by Nordiska Galleriet, No Ga Projects is a platform for experimental design, presenting limited-edition collections by boundary-pushing talents from around the world. From architect Paul T. Frankl’s reissued classics to a debut series by Los Angeles–based creative director Willo Perron, each collection reflects No Ga’s curatorial vision, where expressive form meets everyday use.

Designer

NM3

Based in Milan, NM3 is a design studio and consultancy known for its minimalist forms and conceptual rigor. Specializing in metal-based interiors, objects, and installations, the studio creates system-driven designs that emphasize composition, modularity, and a philosophy they call “ordinary abstractness”—where raw materials meet refined intent.