From Janet:
For the design junkie in your life, splurge for the timeless Domus collection, $600 at taschen.com. “Domus, one of the worlds most influential architecture and design journals, is now available to the public again in a 12-volume, hardcover edition. Taschen’s reprint features selected highlights from the years 1928 to 1999. Reproducing the pages as they originally appeared, each volume is packed with articles that bring to light the incredible history of modern design and architecture.”
December 4th, 2007
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Last week we rounded up our favorite wooden dining tables; this week it’s metal-based dining tables. Next up: dining chairs.
Below: Vitra’s Jean Prouve EM dining table with black lacquered metal legs and oak veneer top, 79 inches long; $3,995 at dwr.com:
Below: Joyn table by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec; powder-coated aluminum base in white or aubergine; top in Carrara marble, walnut veneer, solid natural oak, or white. Prices range from $3,525 to $5,295; go to hivemodern.com:
Below: Crate and Barrel 72-inch-long Parsons dining table with walnut-stained shesham wood top and hand-welded steel base; $1,099 at crateandbarrel.com
Below: SF-based Ohio Design’s Noi table, with powder-coated steel base and natural wood veneer or laminate top; prices range from $775 to $975 depending on size and materials. Go to ohiodesign.com:
Below: Fronzoni 64 Capellini with square metal tubing base and wood top in anthracite or lacquered white; 79 inches long, $1,901 at unicahome.com
Below: Portica dining table; stainless steel base with maple top (13 other materials available as well, ranging from white oak to charcoal granite); prices for the 78-inch model range from $819 to $1,419, depending on the top. Smaller and custom sizes also available; go to roomandboard.com:
Below: Henrybuilt 84-inch-long Steel Table 4; dark-gray powder-coated steel base with solid American black oak top, $4,300 at henrybuilt.com:
Below: Datumzero 121-inch table with wood salvaged from fallen trees and galvanized steel base; $6,500 at 2modern.com:
Below: Desiron Arte table; available in three sizes and six finishes; from $2,150 to $3,600 at 2modern.com
Railroad tie dining table
with waxed metal base; 72 inches long; $949 at vivaterra:
Below: Jasper Morrison Pan rectangular table (available in 94- or 118-inch lengths; for $3,410 or $3,816) with satin steel base and a choice of tops (natural or ash-stained oak, white or beige lacquer finish); at unicahome.com:
December 4th, 2007
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