Subeybaja
Robert Heritage, Roger WebbThe Subeybaja is height-adjustable to seven different positions, making it a highly versatile solution. Its round top and articulated legs are skilfully crafted in oak, and come in either a natural or black finish. And the position of its clever lever mechanism is indicated by a discreet white dot on the tabletop.
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A truly multipurpose table
Conceived by British designer Heritage, the most awarded designer by the British Design Council, and Webb (also British), founder of a studio specialised in home and office products. Subeybaja is a multipurpose round table with a wooden top and articulated legs that can be adjusted to seven heights. The height is adjusted by means of a smart mechanism, the lever of which is shown by a white point on the table top. This versatile table is an excellent option for small apartments with limited space. The best legacy from the catalogue by Disform, a Barcelona editing company that closed its doors in 1998.
Robert Heritage, the British designer to have won the greatest number of Design Council awards, designed the furniture for the Queen Elizabeth II ocean liner in 1968 together with Ernest Race. In 1953 he founded his own studio where he designed furniture and lamps for well-known British brands. He also taught furniture design at the Royal College of Art in London.
Roger Webb is a British architect and founding partner and director of Webb Associates, a studio specialising in the design of office products and furniture. Born in Kenya, he worked for seven years with Professor Robert Heritage on a variety of projects for prominent organisations.
