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At the Maynard's Antique Auction preview, I caught sight of this beauty. A bit tatty, but I fell helplessly in love with it nevertheless.
The Nova side table comes with a texture menu so you can choose between black stone or white marble. Add this to your nova chair set to complete the look.
Features:
- 1LI
- Texure Menu (2 color options)
- Copy/Mod
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Serpentine tables make a complete circle when you put four of them end to end. The standard size creates a ten foot outside diameter with a five foot inside diameter.
If you put four together and then put a 60" round table in the middle, you get a ten foot diameter table. That would be large enough to seat twenty people.
They are also used by putting two together, creating a half circle to use as a beverage station
The picture really doesn't show how gorgeous this is - it's a lovely light pink hand-cut crystal table gas lighter, which comes in the original box. I'm guessing 1950s by the style of the lighter and the lettering on the box, but feel free to correct me!
www.1001pallets.com/2013/12/pallet-side-table-4/
My husband and I designed this table. It is made from pallets and scrap wood.
Submitted by: Lucia Rodriguez !
© by Wil Wardle. Please do not use this or any of my images without my permission.
Image Taken by My Wife Sara
Dark Dog désirait faire le service de son produit de façon original. Nous avons donc fait produire un costume à l'image de la cannette.
A backpack full of a gear, water to quench the thirst and a long open trail to the top! What a beautiful hike on lower table rock road. The top of the mountain is a site to see!
Ms. Tami's been collecting new items for the sensory table! Story Time participants LOVE this table because they get to scoop and pour and use their senses to explore. Lester Public Library, Two Rivers, Wisconsin
Cut the bits for the table top and the fense.
Experienced my first Kick-Back while cutting the triangle bit, so now I am more aware!!!
The Volatile table emerged from territories where organic design works as parametric system that modulates geometry capable of becoming a table. A single surface deforms and blends from one necessary function to another and blurs the border between horizontality and verticality. In this fashion, designed geometry is achieving continuous visual volume, and synergy of form and function.
Volatile means changeable, non-constant and unpredictable. The volatility of natural forces shapes our spatial environment through time. Digital processes are now used to simulate those forces, often generating novel geometries never before seen in design. The Volatile table is an investigation into how new simulation tools can be used for design in its relation to architecture.
A single continuous surface has been created and deformed to serve multiple functions. The geometry of the table spreads dynamically through space reawakening our tactile intelligence, a sense that has been lost in industrial design where emphasis is on hyper-rationality.
From far up angles seen as a car, to the sand dunes in close up view, the shape simulates different appearance, thus becoming volatile. In relation to the architecture it is imagined as a panel of the facade distributed on large building surface.
Dimensions: 140x65x12 (cm)
Weigh: 7.6kg
Material: Glass Fiber with Polyester Resin
Credits:
Design: Adam Vukmanov
CNC Mold: Günther Dreger
Mold preparation: Adam Vukmanov and Jiri Matura
Prototype (lamination): VEDEX s.r.o.
Support: University of Applied Arts, Vienna
Photos: Oliver Zivkovic
Volatile Table was exhibited at Mikser Design EXPO in May 2009, Belgrade, Serbia