This is called having fun with Deco design and where the Art in Deco came from. A new range of dining tables based on many original table formats having 2 base supports but treated in a new more graphic way. These are original designs but definately capture the flavour of Deco. The support blocks are really a practical canvas for the decoratively painted panels of the Jo Baker panel from the Folies Bergere in Paris. The glass top allows you see the decorative design better, as they are the focal point of the piece. The base supports have been shown in a range of colour combinations to show you whats possible. The base supports are physically substantial to support the heavy glass top, but their size can be altered if need be. The table itself is quite large, to allow 2 chairs to fit between the base sections, and an overhang for chairs at the ends. But as the supports are not fixed to the top they can be moved in & out as required. They really offer a wonderful Deco statement & splash of colour in any interior.

They have been shown in several colour variations below, from more sombre colours through to Miami pastel colours. We have shown them with a glass top, which could be clear, etched or back painted glass, or a solid top (ie stone, marble, etc). Due to the weight, size, and care needed to move glass, we see customers sourcing the glass top closer to where they live; we will provide the details for ordering it. This makes shipping the 2 bases relatively straight forward and cost effective. Made bespoke to order, we don't discuss prices until we've agreed a specifocation with a client.

Becasue the 2 base blocks are seperate from each other there's no reason why they have to stay in a stright line. Turn one block 90 degrees for an asymetric look.

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