The Corelam™ family of wood products is made for the benefit of all people, anywhere. Our ambition is to develop and make things that are useful and beautiful, things that appeal to young and old, east and west. We place the highest value on delivering maximum benefit with the minimum of materials.

Why Wood? Because it grows, it is beautiful, it makes sense to us and it offers endless variations. We may be fools to try, but we hope to change the world, and invite you to do the same.

Developed in collaboration with canadian manufacturer corelam, london-based designer benjamin hubert has created the world’s lightest timber table. due to unveil at the aram store during london design festival, ‘ripple’, spans 2.5m x 1m and weighs just 9 kilograms. because of the processes involved in producing the corrugated medium – 3-ply 0.8mm birch aircraft plywood – the laminated construction is made using 70-80% less material than a standard timber table, and because of its low weight, can also be easily assembled by a single person. the strength of the aircraft ply, in combination with the corelam, measures only 3.5 mm and is 200% stronger than traditional solid spruce wood. for its design, the top surface is made up of a flat sheet of plywood atop a corrugated one, and the A-frame legs are a sandwich construction of two corrugated plywood layers.

designer: X benjamin hubert
producer: corelam
material: canadian spruce 0.8mm aircraft plywood
period: 2013