This Acrylic resin table conceived by the Freshwest studio was unvelied at London Design Festival, Tent London.
“Pool Table had a serene and calming Zen like quality in the surrounding bustle of the show. The coffee table made from 50mm acrylic with miniature diving board, reflected and refracted light in such a way that it resembled the depth and hue of an actual swimming pool.”
“Big Time” is a sleek and stylish giant wristwatch, which can be used as a table.
Designer Lee J. Rowland has thrown in a fully functioning watch for its surface, complete with seconds and date which can be viewed using touch buttons just like a normal watch. You can even program it to display an 8 letter message of your choosing.
In addition, you get extra-slim utility drawers and a programmable LED clock to round off the list of features.
This Pong Dinner Table is holding a great reverence to all gadget lovers and is paying a tribute to the video game that revolutionized the gaming industry long back.
Designed by Moritz Waldemeyer, this Corian table has been embedded with 2,400 LED lights along with a couple of trackpads, giving this 1972 Atari game a modern update.
The prince hasn’t been unveiled yet but it definitely won’t be cheap.
In late 18th century Philadelphia, Tufft was one of the city’s most prosperous cabinetmakers. While his shop was not as large or prolific as that of his contemporaries Benjamin Randolph and Thomas Affleck, his rank was likely that of their equal.
Elegance, grace, and delicate carving characterize Thomas Tufft’s furniture. He typically chose a restrained opposing “C” scroll on the knees and a variation of this design can be seen on most of the objects attributed to his shop.
Tufft holds the record for Philadelphia furniture, the Edwards-Harrison Family pier table, when it sold at Christie’s for $4,620,000 (January 1990), becoming the most expensive table in the world. The price was well above the presale estimate of at most $1.5 million.
The ROSIE Coffee Table Touchpanel Controller is a full home entertainment hub, based around a 40″ flat panel monitor embedded in a tabletop. The interface can be customised and features include media playback, home automation and control of various devices such as security cameras or streaming devices.
There will be a variety of furniture design styles available, but no word on price or availability just yet.
Deviating from the usual pattern of a large table, the Sechser Dining Table makes more sense for all the reasons possible. Being fair to each one sitting on the table, this novel dining table provides each person with his or her personal space. This style makes easier for diners to fend for themselves.
Each large circular space is complemented with a small circular space to keep glasses, side plates, etc. while the X-large table in the center rotates for further convenience. Polished chrome accents add detail to the clear lacquered wood veneer.
Made of MDF wood veneer (beech steamed) and featuring 0.5″ thick tempered glass, this Sechser Dining Table sells for $15,000.
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