This coffee table is the perfect companion to the Aviator Wing Desk. Made with hardwood wrapped in polished aluminum, each table has unique dings, dents, nicks and scratches.
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Blackhawk Coffee Table
This coffee table is the perfect companion to the Aviator Wing Desk. Made with hardwood wrapped in polished aluminum, each table has unique dings, dents, nicks and scratches.
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Ripple Effect Tea Table
Creative table designed by Jeonghwa Seo and Hanna Chung.
Each time you place the tea cup on the table, the ripples form on the water covered surface.
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Awesome Retro Furniture by LA Design Studio
Polish designers from the LA Design Studio have created and produced a small collection of auto-furniture in retro style called SPIRIT of 427. The inspiration for the collection is the classic AC Cobra 427, – hence the name.
Table, chairs and sofas are made out from parts of Bentley and Ferrari from the distant 60’s. Genuine leather and "natural" parts – bumpers, headlights, body parts and wings – are connected with the details handcrafted from aluminum sheet, polished and painted with special paint that is applied in the automotive industry.
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Pipe Wrench Coffee Table
More pipe to add to your "macho" house! (I'm guessing guys will be more into these!)
Pipe wrench coffee table by Jonathan Niemuth features some heavy-duty handyman tools interlocked firmly together to form the legs of the table.
Cool stuff!
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Dress: Pattern Cutlery
The classic silver cutlery gets a new fun look. Available in three patterns: stripe, check and polka dot.
Buy them here.
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The Most Decadent Dessert Bars
Amy Atlas is an event planner who specializes in high end dessert tables. A lawyer turned event planner, Amy creates unique, modern tables that are like pieces of art. Amy personally samples the products from her hand-picked list of suppliers to ensure that the desserts are as delicious as they look.
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Alone In A Crowd
511 miniature figures representing all walks of life, genders and ages walk alone in a crowd just beneath the surface of a table by Rolf Sachs.
"From afar, one sees only groups and crowds yet when seen up-close, you recognize that each figure is entirely individual and you can discover random and humorous frames of everyday life."
There is also a clock beneath the glass surface as seen in the last image.
"The clock hands pass above the crowds and demonstrate that we are all only temporary."
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