Standard 41 2012 Furniture Catalog

six generations have come down to this.

Train to Dijon

Train to Dijon was born from boredom with the ubiquitous

90-degree angle. The table, bench and chairs are tilted

at a 12-degree angle – enough to be noticeable without

compromising structural integrity. The collection is crafted

from European Beech that is bleached to emphasize the

playfulness of the shadows. The hand painted yellow reveal

underneath the top was inspired by blurred landscapes,

subtle pops of color, and gleaming lights when looking out a

train window. Train to Dijon references the classic farm table,

but with a modern slant.

Solid walnut, maple, cherry , Beech,

96lx32dx28h

Bleach, water based top coat

Train to Dijon

Stainless Steel

Glass

Pigmented Lacquer

92lx34dx29h

Cross Roads Table

Cross Roads Table is a minimal table that breaks the symmetry of a

traditional table. The hint of color, alternating between in and out, gives a

whimsical slant.

Stainless Steel

Glass

Pigmented Lacquer

92lx34dx29h

Bouncing Ball Table

Bouncing Ball is dining table inspired by two boys bouncing a

red rubber ball between the two of them. The compounded

angle creates a minimal but sturdy base.

Il Palio

Il Palio is a solid Walnut table, with an oil finish, and

is a nod to Andrew’s father’s trademark of pairing

an organic table top with a geometric base. Named

after a square in Siena that hosts a biannual horse

race, the table is essentially two intersecting squares

bisected with a circular top: A round race in a square.

Solid walnut, maple, cherry

34”wx28h

3 part oil finish

Il Palio

All Y’alls

All Y’alls is the result of a conversation with Dallas

interior designers who wanted bigger tables with more

bling. Rising to the challenge while staying true to his

minimalist roots, Andrew designed a table that melds

modernism with Texas flare. The 24k gold corners rift on

the idea of pre-fab, knock down furniture.

Available in:


Gold plated corners

84lx32dx28h

3 part oil finish

All Y’alls

Heavy metal was inspired by turning the shadows

of a table into light. The stainless steel reflects the

surrounding light and illuminates what is normally lost

in shadows. Andrew incorporates the shadow into his

pieces; both the shadow cast on itself and the shadow

cast on the surroundings.

Stainless steel

Solid and veneered wood

Walnut, maple, cherry

70lx32dx29h

3 part oil finish

Heavy Metal

Stripe table was inspired by the Gees Bend Quilts of

Alabama. The quilts, which use geometric textile scraps and

bold stitching for their design evolve as you encircle them.

The machined lines within the table top seem to move as

the light and shadows change depending upon the viewers

angle.

Available in:


72lx34dx29h

Machined grooves, raw or painted

Leaf version available

3 part oil finish

Stripe Table

Stainless Steel

Glass

Pigmented Lacquer

92lx34dx29h

Cross Roads Desk

Cross Roads Desk is a minimal table that breaks the symmetry of a

traditional Desk. The hint of color, alternating between in and out,

gives a whimsical slant.

Laptop Desk is a modern functioning desk

reminiscent of traditional school desks.

With wire management and storage built in for

electronics, the ink well has been replaced.

Standard 41 co-sponsored “the Desk Project” for

Kids of Kathmandu. The auction of 11 original

desks from 11 designers helped pay for the

education of 41 orphans in Nepal.

Available in:


55lx32dx28h

Hidden shelf for power strip

and transformers

Wire management

3 part oil finish

Laptop Desk

Solid and veneered wood

walnut, maple, cherry

44lx18dx33h

3 part oil finish

Barts Desk

Barts Desk is a new design based on our console table. The middle

drawer can function as a docking station for a netbook, with a wire

management system built in.

DKNY Chairs

DKNY approached Standard 41 and wanted a

“feminized” version of Standard 41’s dining chair for their

showroom. After three weeks of prototyping the choice

came down to two similar chairs except one had a return

on the leg and one had one gentle curve running the entire

length of the back leg. DKNY went with the one with the

return-more feminine. Standard 41 has decided to include

both in their line.

A whole spectrum of woods and colors available.

Dining Chair

Oh! Donald-Front

Oh! Donna -Back

Solid and Veneers

DKNY Chairs

Available in Solid and veneered


Stainless steel

Upholstered cushions in Rayon

wool blend

50lx33dx32h

3 part oil finish

A Chaise for two.

Outdoor version for poolside

relaxation available.

Love Chaise

Available in solid

walnut, maple, cherry

Upholstered cushions in Rayon wool

blend

33lx33dx29h

3 part oil finish

Standard 41’s version of a classic arm chair. Lounge Chair

Love Chaise

Lounge Chair

Bridge Stool

Plank Bench

Availabe in solid:


3 part oil finish

Standard 41 offers several minimal seating options to

accompany their tables.

Minimal Seating

Mid-Century for this century.

Slant Credenza

Slant Credenza



60lx22dx29h

Wine storage

components

Wire management

Infinite possibilities

3 part oil finish

A classic, mid-century inspired credenza for today’s needs.

The Slant Credenza is infinitely customizable.



96lx22dx29h

Wine storage

components

Wire management

Infinite possibilities

3 part oil finish

The Big Boy is as promised, Big. Custom designed and

fabricated to fit a myriad of needs.

Big Boy

Standard 41 is just six generations and a few years old. It all started in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, with Raible father and sons working as

furniture makers, cabinetmakers, instrument makers and, legend would have it, chicken thieves.

In a fit of independence, Andrew Raible, the sixth generation, explored advertising, graphic design and other respectable jobs before going

back to grad school (Pratt Institute) to study furniture and Industrial design. He was back to the inevitable wood shop.

After several successful partnerships and collaborations (Refinery Furniture, 3 Square Design) Andrew started Standard 41 to create a line

of furniture that tends towards reinterpretations of mid-century Scandinavian and American designs - with a sculptural twist. His minimal

furniture’s clarity and restraint often belie its practicality and usefulness. And over time, a seemingly austere table, chair or credenza reveals

a hidden sense of fun.

John Raible, the father and architect, was, to anyone that knew him, a sculptor. He taught his son to play more with angles, to embrace the

idea that a curve, a swirl, and a knot are not beyond or below the realm of a minimalist Raible.

Andrew is constantly thinking and rethinking minimalism and modernism, exploring ways to create pieces that are true to an aesthetic he

was raised on, but one that can breathe and can offer new life in today’s world.

Standard41 continues to grow in its partnerships with showrooms and manufacturers. It also remains true to what has sustained the Raibles

through the generations, the relationship with individual clients. With John joining past chicken thieves in May of 2008, the generations

are looking down more than ever. Andrew is integrating the combined experience of his forefathers into a company that acknowledges the

past and also embraces the future..

Taible is the next evolution of Standard 41; A collection of modern, minimal and slightly quirky tables as well as seating to accompany

them. We focus on the unique design and customization of our work. Our tables are designed to be lived with for generations. We always

will.

April 2011

October 2010

October 2010

Furniture that doesn’t take itself too seriously is here in the Stripe dining table. Clean lines hold down a vibrant stripe in a white lacquer inlay, and your choice of walnut, cherry, or maple. A great twist for the adventurous-no need for tablecloths.

We customize any of our pieces and look forward to working together to design and fabricate unique work.

Please feel free to contact us regarding any and all questions.

While Standard 41 has a modern and minimal design aesthetic, our new venture, Standard 41 Collaborates, broadens our horizon. We are col-

laborating with numerous talented artisans of metal, stone, wood, finishing, upholstery, and glass to assist you in fabricating any design you can

think up. We can help you take an idea from sketch to renderings, shop drawings and thru fabrication.We enjoy the collaborative nature of these

projects, they allow us to work with you in realizing your designs come to life.We have worked with high end Interior Designers, home owners

who have a vision but don’t know how to pursue it to it’s end, and with other fabricators who needed a connection to other artisans.Send us

your sketch, we’ll go from there.

Andrew Raible

917/805-0835

[email protected]

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Standard 41 2012 Furniture Catalog