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Jane Dining Table
Dining table by Christophe Delcourt with two solid oak tripod bases and an oak veneer top.
2100 × 750 × 1100 mm
Approx. $4,300 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
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Description
Overview
Christophe Delcourt designed the Jane Dining Table, which rests on two bases, each made of two solid oak tripods that cross each other. The top has slightly broken lines in its cut.
Construction
The bases are solid oak. The top is oak veneer on MDF, and the alternating veneer emphasizes the contour lines of the top. The stain of the oak is available in several colours.
Specifications
- Top: oak veneer on MDF
- Base: solid oak
- Size: 210 cm wide, 110 cm deep
- Height: 75 cm
Story
From modernity and wood
The Jane table is the culmination of Christophe Delcourt's research on the theme of modernity and wood. Its top departs from conventions, with slightly broken lines in its cut.
Alternating veneer and crossing tripods
An alternating oak veneer on the top emphasizes the contour lines. Each of the two bases is formed by two solid oak tripods that intersect in a dynamic movement.
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