Run By Sam Hecht And Kim Colin Rectangular Clear Anodized Aluminum Console Table
Run By Sam Hecht And Kim Colin Rectangular Clear Anodized Aluminum Console Table
✦ Production Time: 4–6 Weeks.
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- Designed by Sam Hecht and Kim Colin
- Frame and top constructed from 80% recycled aluminum
- Clear anodized aluminum finish for durability
- Suitable for both indoor and outdoor use
- Measures 72 inches long, 33 inches wide, 28 inches high
- Minimalist design for versatile integration
- Built in the China with sustainable materials
- Part of the Emeco Run collection
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At our house, the entryway table has blended into the living room much faster than I expected. It gives the space some presence while still feeling easy to live with. It works nicely as the first piece you see when you walk in. It turned out to be exactly the kind of update we needed.
After a few ordinary days, the entryway table stopped feeling new and simply started feeling right in the hallway. It gives the space some presence while still feeling easy to live with.
With the room actually being lived in, this entryway table still feels polished without seeming too formal. I have already stopped thinking of it as the new piece, which is probably the best compliment. It finished the space without adding visual clutter. Overall, it has been an easy piece to enjoy.
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At our house, the entryway table has blended into the living room much faster than I expected. It gives the space some presence while still feeling easy to live with. It works nicely as the first piece you see when you walk in. It turned out to be exactly the kind of update we needed.
After a few ordinary days, the entryway table stopped feeling new and simply started feeling right in the hallway. It gives the space some presence while still feeling easy to live with.
With the room actually being lived in, this entryway table still feels polished without seeming too formal. I have already stopped thinking of it as the new piece, which is probably the best compliment. It finished the space without adding visual clutter. Overall, it has been an easy piece to enjoy.