Description
Overall Dimensions
Width: 15“
Depth: 20“
Height: 27.5“
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149.00$
Clearly modern with a vintage stance. The folding tables that we’d bring out for entertaining. These acrylic and brass tables can be used for an impromptu dinner party and then fold up to tuck away. They also make great end tables and nightstands.
Carve out a dining nook in even the smallest of spaces with our Wren Bistro Table. Sized just right of parties for two, it’s topped with a durable quartz composite, a material prized for its color consistency, hard-wearing surface and natural resistance to stains.
LA-based designer Eric Trine “designs by making, rather than drawing.” Each project begins in his studio with his hands and tools. The idea for these tables was born on one of his many trips to a metal supplier where he saw a disc of salvaged sheet steel. He welded the geometric steel base and powder-coated it so it can live indoors or out. We love it as a display spot for terrariums, books or flea market finds.
A U-shaped base built of the same ultrathin wood frame as the tabletop gives the Gwich Dining Table a solid look that matches its feel, despite its ultra-slender profile.Mitre-folded construction retains a clean and finished look through every joint and edge, with the linear design recalling the Japanese-influenced designs of Brazilian art deco. Seats 10 guests comfortably.
Designed to suit any style, our Anderson Dining Table’s exaggerated, angular legs add a modern edge to its clean-lined form. We love how the rich grain of the acacia wood comes through the finish. It’s roomy enough to seat a party of six.
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