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STACKED Pedestal Table by Richard Haining, Custom, shown in salvaged Mahogany

Name: STACKED Pedestal Table by Richard Haining, Custom, shown in salvaged Mahogany
Brand: Richard Haining
Price: 5900 USD
Availability: InStock

$5,900per item

About

The STACKED table base is created piece by piece, layer upon layer, carefully controlling for both the wall thickness as well as the overall profile. Customizable in a variety of domestic hardwoods, the base shown in these images is made from salvaged Mahogany. This is a natural finish, there is no stain involved. Once complete, the exterior surface is gently sculpted smooth using a variety of hand held tools; while the interior is left unshaped accentuating the terraced contours. The final result is a finely honed finish with slight undulations, similar to that of hand-built ceramics. While the salvaged wood offers one-of-a-kind patterns reminiscent of basketry or mosaic tile work, the overall shape, quantity, scale, and material choice of Richard’s Stacked tables are customizable upon request. Please note: This table base is fully customizable in all aspects. Additionally, the images show a 20inch diameter glass top with a flush edge. Larger tops are possible as well.

Additional Options

Custom sizes, wood species, and tops are available upon request, noting that variations may incur additional cost. Please be aware, due to the nature of the STACKED process, and the qualities inherent to each piece of wood, each finished base is unique. Please feel free to contact Richard to discuss any options you are considering, as he'd be happy to tailor this piece for you or your client's space.

Details

Creator
Richard Haining (Maker)
Production Type
New & Custom(Current Production)
Production Time
It will take 11-12 weeks to make this piece
In the Style Of
Modern

Place of Origin
United States
Date of Manufacture
2019
Period
2010-
Materials and Techniques
Hand-CarvedCeramic,WoodworkPottery,PatchworkArt Glass,PolishedSmoked Glass,TurnedMarble,Hand-CraftedWood,VarnishedHardwood,MosaicCherry,JoineryMahogany,Hand-WovenMaple,CarvedOak,LaminatedWalnut,ParquetryReclaimed Wood,OiledScrap Wood

Condition
New
Dimensions
H 36 in. x Dm 20 in.H 91.44 cm x Dm 50.8 cm
Diameter
20 in. (50.8 cm)
Seller Location
Brooklyn, NY

Reference Number
LU2918314962451

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to Continental US,
arrives in 3-4 weeks, excluding production time. We recommend this shipping type based on item size, type and fragility.
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About The Maker

Richard Haining

Richard Haining is a Brooklyn-based studio furniture maker and artist. Raised in Atlanta and educated at the Rhode Island School of Design, he is committed to responsible design that is elegantly hand-crafted with a modern sensibility. Blurring the line between function and fine art, Richard works with designers, trade professionals, and residential clients alike; custom tailoring each piece to suit each client’s specific needs. Whether creating a decorative vase, a custom cabinet, or executing a client's design, Richard’s meticulous attention to detail results in finished pieces that are both utilitarian and beautiful. Much of his current work is directly influenced by the over-abundance of waste and scrap wood being discarded around him. He finds beauty in the knots, century-old nail holes, mineral stains, and other “defects” that are part of that tree’s history, a fingerprint of time since passed, a natural beauty to be celebrated. These locally salvaged remnants became the building blocks for his ‘Stacked’ collection of decorative vessels and furniture pieces. The one of a kind patterns created by the tiny stacked wooden pieces achieve a quality reminiscent of mosaic tile work, basketry, and ceramics. In a world that tends to shun manual labor, Richard finds pure joy in the art of working with his hands. The ritual of creating each individual piece is a very gratifying experience for him, and it is his wish that the recipients of his work experience the same delight.