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Assemblage Dining Table
Dining table by Stéphane Lebrun in solid oak and walnut veneer with two concealed extension leaves.
755 × 940 mm
Approx. $6,400 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
Official product information
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Description
Overview
The Assemblage Dining Table was designed by Stéphane Lebrun, an architect and cabinetmaker. It features recessed details and conceals two extension leaves that run on metal rails, so the table can be lengthened.
Construction
The structure is solid oak and American walnut veneer on MDF. The leg bases are steel with an oxidized bronze finish.
Specifications
- Structure: solid oak with American walnut veneer on MDF
- Leg bases: steel, oxidized bronze finish
- Extension: two leaves with metal rails
- Depth: 94 cm
- Height: 75.5 cm
- Origin: manufactured in Europe
Story
Recessed details and concealed leaves
The Assemblage dining table features recessed details and conceals two extension leaves. Behind it is Stéphane Lebrun, who trained as an architect and as a cabinetmaker and builds constructions and furniture by hand.
Traditional assembly, reproduced by machine
Numerically controlled machines now make it possible to reproduce traditional solid wood assembly methods and to enhance them further, and the table is built in solid oak with American walnut veneer on MDF.