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Creator: All The Way To Paris
Triptych Nesting Tables in Monaco Brown Marble with Cedar Green Frame
By Please Wait to be Seated, All The Way To Paris
Located in Brooklyn, NY
Triptych literally means ‘threefold’. This table has been particularly inspired by Francis Bacon, who used the form to show a single subject in three different ways. The three components can make up a distinct unity, nested like a matryoshka doll (a table [inside a table {inside a table}]). Or unfolded to reveal their interlinked parts. When you pull the tables out, the curving, airy ‘n’ of their frames takes on a distinctive and dynamic wave-form. These powder coated steel frames support a trio of table tops in warm Monaco Brown marble or Sicilian grey raw lava stone. Giving every surface a unique, unparalleled swirl. Delivered in 2 packages. 1 with table tops and 1 with frames.
Additional information:
Materials: Cedar green...
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21st Century and Contemporary Danish Modern All The Way To Paris Tables
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Marble
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