1970s Live Edge Walnut Waterfall Desk Inspiration George Nakashima

AMBIANIC presents 1970s Stunning Executive Desk by Billy Joe Mccarroll & David Gillespie Forms + Surfaces Inc Santa Barbara, California. Fabulous Black Formica Top Brutalist Steel co...

AMBIANIC presents Burlwood Table Lamp MCM in the style of George Nakashima 18 to socket, 28.5 to finial x 8 diameter Preowned original vintage See ...

midcentury modern decorative art plate in solid walnut wood. Artist's signature underneath. Unable to read. Made in the USA 1960s Very good original unrestored condition. Refer to im...

Organic Sculptural Wood Slab Raw Edge Art George Nakashima inspired. Wood type appears as walnut. 45.13 W x 82.5 L at longest point, 2.38 inches thick. Original Unrestored Vintage C...

If I had a place in my own home I would be keeping this desk. The legs are turn of-the-century industrial Iron. The original paint patina was untouched to offset the perfectly finish...

If I had a place in my own home I would be keeping this desk. The 3 leg set are turn of-the-century industrial Iron. The original paint patina was untouched to offset the perfectly f...

George Nakashima Single Pedestal Desk Walnut splayed leg Desk 3 Drawer Pedestal Signed on the underside of desk, George Nakashima 1968 Original Clients name marked in Drawers with Cr...

People say that the color white does not exist. That our eye just perceives it that way. I don't want to believe that. White to me is the color of purity, the color that is hard not to get dirty, the color of renewal, the color that looks the richest. I really enjoy the way the slabs and roots of old walnut look in the snow-white resin. It looks really contrasting. Like a painting forever placed in an expensive frame. I think in this table we've managed to show the really white color that exists. The table is made from old slabs and walnut roots and white epoxy resin...