Despite its small size, the Little Friend multifunctional table designed by Kasper Salto occupies an important place in the history of Fritz Hansen. It is the fruit of a series of reflections on new ways of working and living: flexible, adaptable, easy to transport, compatible with a chair as well as a sofa, it will adapt perfectly to your laptop, your digital tablet or your coffee.
Little Friend is available in two versions: one with a fixed height, the other with an adjustable height.
It has a button on the top to activate the adjustment mechanism. The tray has an opening that makes it easy to carry by hand.
The top is available in two versions: a laminate available in several colours and a wood veneer. The adjustable version has a telescopic leg with a chrome-plated outer tube and satin-finish inner tube. The leg of the fixed-height table is chrome-plated. The three-legged table is in polished aluminium. The leg is also available painted in the same colour as the laminate top.
Finishes chromed, white or black steel legs - table top in white or black laminate or oak or walnut veneer
KS11 (adjustable height) Ø45 x H50-73 cm
KS12 (fixed height) Ø45 X H60,5 cm
KS11 – White / Chrome
KS11 – White / White
KS12 – White / Chrome
KS12 – White / White
KS11 – Black / Chrome
KS11 – Black / Black
KS12 – Black / Chrome
KS12 – Black / Black
KS11 – Oak / Chrome
KS11 – Oak / Black
KS12 – Oak / Chrome
KS12 – Oak / Black
KS11 – Walnut / Chrome
KS11 – Walnut / Black
KS12 – Walnut / Chrome
KS12 – Walnut / Black
KS13 (adjustable height) 36 x 51 x H50-73 cm
KS14 (fixed height) 36 x 51 x H60,5 cm
KS13 – Oak / Black
KS13 – Walnut / Chrome
KS14 – Oak / Black
KS14 – Walnut / Chrome
Kasper Salto
Kasper Salto was trained as a cabinet maker from 1985 to 1988 at the workshop of Jørgen Wolff in Hellerup, DK. In 1989 studying Industrial design at The Danish design school in Copenhagen, and later a semester at Art Center in Switzerland . After graduation he worked freelance at the studio of Rud Thygesen where he met Peter Stærk who was the founder of Botium, a well-known furniture brand in DK.
Peter Stærk was the manufacturer of the Runner chair that became known in Denmark, winning five international design prizes such as the Japanese G-prize. The design of the Runner chair started the career of Kasper Salto. The chair was spotted at The SE-design exhibition in 1997 by Bjørn Stegger, the designmanager of the furniture company Fritz Hansen, and it led to a long lasting relation. Kasper Salto started his own studio in 1998, working with Fritz Hansen and developing successful products from 1999, such as the ICE series, LITTLE FRIEND table and the NAP series.
