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Coaster/ Placemat Net & Ball

Individual Net & Ball Coasters & Placemats.

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The pattern known as 'Net & Ball' was originally created by Peter Moro and Leslie Martin for the carpet in Royal Festival Hall when it opened at the Festival of Britain in 1951. It is based on a square wave seen with an oscilloscope - the visual representation of sound.

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Peter Moro related how when he had drawn the 'net', Leslie Martin, the chief architect, added the 'ball', inspired by an apple he had on his desk.

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  • Diameter: 9.5 cm (coasters)
  • Diameter: 23 cm (placemats)
  • Cork backing
  • Made in the UK
  • Exclusive to Southbank Centre

Individual Net & Ball Coasters & Placemats.

Ā 

The pattern known as 'Net & Ball' was originally created by Peter Moro and Leslie Martin for the carpet in Royal Festival Hall when it opened at the Festival of Britain in 1951. It is based on a square wave seen with an oscilloscope - the visual representation of sound.

Ā 

Peter Moro related how when he had drawn the 'net', Leslie Martin, the chief architect, added the 'ball', inspired by an apple he had on his desk.

Ā 

  • Diameter: 9.5 cm (coasters)
  • Diameter: 23 cm (placemats)
  • Cork backing
  • Made in the UK
  • Exclusive to Southbank Centre
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Individual Net & Ball Coasters & Placemats.

Ā 

The pattern known as 'Net & Ball' was originally created by Peter Moro and Leslie Martin for the carpet in Royal Festival Hall when it opened at the Festival of Britain in 1951. It is based on a square wave seen with an oscilloscope - the visual representation of sound.

Ā 

Peter Moro related how when he had drawn the 'net', Leslie Martin, the chief architect, added the 'ball', inspired by an apple he had on his desk.

Ā 

  • Diameter: 9.5 cm (coasters)
  • Diameter: 23 cm (placemats)
  • Cork backing
  • Made in the UK
  • Exclusive to Southbank Centre