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This wooden table made ??by American design studio Fort Standard. It may seem simple and traditional, but it has a beauty of a blend of wood and marble. The engineer put the concept of minimalism and strong for furniture. Side table made ??of teak wood and marble slabs. Foot of the table may look less convincing, but underneath there is a strong marble weights. Apart from materials that have high quality, foundation side table to interact with one another to create functional pieces of furniture. For more details, you can see from the following exposure to the designer.

Description from the Fort Standard:

The Teak and Marble parts, which compose the tables, rely on each other’s inherent material qualities in order to function as a unit. The CNC Water-jet stone provides a solid foundation-giving rise to the table’s wood surface and support structure that is crafted using traditional wood working techniques and joinery. The tables are designed with the intention to speak to the fact that the lighter wood framework is rendered helpless without its weighty stone counterparts and vice versa.

Often we see the dining table, but only just that’s it. It is one of the tables made in Ash Solid. The table called Salcombe dining table made ??by John Lee, Irish furniture designer. Manufacture of furniture is inspired by the holes that originate from sedimentary rocks are eroded and the effects of erosion. This table is very stylish and attractive, though it may be impractical. Base material using a timber that is designed to improve functionality. In the center, there is an open space where you can put something like a flower or plant height. In addition, you can leave it like that. The table has no legs, only two curved lines. For more information about wood dining table from John Lee, please refer to the brief description of the designer.

Description from John Lee:

The dining table is made in Solid Ash. The table is a private commission that was inspired by the coastal location of my client’s house. The inspiration for the “holes” came from eroded sedimentary rock and the effects of erosion. The table’s underside and the outer face of the base have been textured and sandblasted.

This coffee table is a unique and exciting, created by Kino Guerin. He is a designer from Canada who has been showing his work at the Architectural Digest Home Show. He gave the name of this furniture Why Knot Table. You must have been very impressed with this result. Here are some pictures that have been sent here by Kino Guerin.

Insipred by the oak barrels from cellars in Finger Lake, a talented woodworker Vincent Chicone created a Don Vino Table designed for Chicone Cabinetmakers. Found on HomeQn, the table has a highly elegant appearance. Blending tradition with modernity, Don Vino Wine Table comes with a solution for stylishly housing 16 of the best bottles a connoisseur wishes to put on display. When “filled up”, this product will have such an intriguing look, that it will certainly become the focal point of any living room. Interesting to observe from above, but also laterally, the vintage-inspired design is nothing less than charming. The total height of the table is 21 inches (53.3 cm), which makes it adaptable to a large variety of interiors. Being custom hand-built, the product’s price reaches $2400.