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Cement Counting The Rice Table And installation In One

Moroso has released 30 cement editions of the combined seat and table that Daniel Libeskind designed for Marina Abramovic’s live art piece, Counting the Rice, earlier this year. Libeskind’s design is a series of connected angular planes that form the back, seat, base, supports and tabletop. The work surface is angled down towards the user...

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Natural Beauty And Elegance: Rough Table By Norr11

Beauty of natural imperfection is the most natural beauty ever and is praised a lot by the modern designers – you don’t need to add much, just adore what nature has created. The Rough Table by Norr11 is right one of these: it’s characterized by the subdued colors of blonde and light brown. Particularly eye-catching...

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Customizable Short And Tall Table To Suit Any Environment

Soapbox has released two new customizable designs: the Short Table and the Tall Table that will change according to your needs. The size, materials and finish of Soapbox’s Short and Tall tables can be tailored to suit any environment. Available in 6 sizes, ranging from 12.24 inches to 30.42 inches, the Short Table has 18...

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Your Sofa’s Best Friend: Caddy Table

Like to spend evenings on the sofa with a notebook or a book and a cup of tea? Nathan Mummert designed this table to slide right for you! Caddy slides up under your sofa or bed so you can have all your necessities right next to you. Caddy has a hand-welded steel frame and a...

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Living Edge Tables Welcoming Natural Imperfections

Designer Greg Klassen thinks that the imperfections can really inspire and includes them into his tables making them almost art. Greg takes two living edge slabs with the meandering natural curvatures facing each other towards what will be the center of the finished piece. The living edges create a support for a hand cut tinted...

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Modern Eye-Catching Transparent Tracks Table

Tracks table is an example of modern and trendy design created by Belgian designer Alain Gilles, it’s an extendable table with a transparent glass tabletop held in place by a pair of contrasting colored steel rails resting on a ‘tie’-like wooden frame. The tracks are basically the two parallel axes that define the logic of...

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Unique Chimenti Table Inspired By Venice

This is one of the most unusual tables I’ve ever seen – and that’s because of its tabletop. Chimenti is the term for the gaps in ship’s planking and this name was taken because alcarol designers are from Belluno in the Venetian region. Venice sealed in a tabletop, Chimenti Table by alcarol comprises three planks,...

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Conceptual Tron Table Inspired By The Famous Sci-Fi Film

Tron is a science fiction film with avant-garde art direction and a milestone for the massive use of computer graphics in film directed by Steven Lisberger. Marc Sadler’s ‘Tron’ table for Italian design brand Capo d’Opera is a tribute to the 1982 cult classic film. The table’s base is inspired by a mathematical logarithm, “a...

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Changeable Supernova Trestle Table With Colorful Legs

A supernova is a very energetic a stellar explosion, very luminous and with lots of radiation. This thing gave its name to the Supernova trestle table from Made in Ratio, and its legs really remind kind of that. The table was designed with movement in mind and can be configured in two different orientations –...

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Unique Balanced Poised Table Of Rolled Steel

Poised Table by Paul Cocksedge is a design phenomenon possible thanks to the wonders of mathematical calculation. A thousand pounds of rolled steel, precariously balanced, is so stable that you can stand on the tipping edge. The design is absolutely futuristic and surrealistic and I love the colors used – gold, dark brown and black,...

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