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Istanbul-based design company GOTWOB has a lovely collection of side and coffee tables that will make the other tables in the room quite jealous. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Catrina in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook More Milk: Art Milk | Dog Milk

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Tables by GOTWOB

You probably already know that I’m headed once again up to NYC for ICFF in about a week (wow, that crept up fast…). Be sure to follow Design Milk on Twitter to keep up with me while I’m there, where I’m at and who I’m meeting.

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Muoto² (direct translation “Form²”) is a new design office founded by designers Mikko Kentta and Kirsi Pasanen from Lahti, Finland. The team uses simple and functional ideas to create multi-functional products. Their products reflect Finnish furniture manufacturing tradition. They currently manufacture their products by themselves, but are looking for manufacturers as well as retailers. © 2010 Design Milk | Posted by Jaime in Home Furnishings | Permalink | No comments | Tweet This | Share on Facebook More Milk: Art Milk | Dog Milk

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Anneau is a chair designed by Pierre Paulin from the 2010 Ligne Roset collection. It combines a simple ring base and a seat that seems to be floating. Anneau is evocative of Paulin’s “fauteuil 780,” also known as “Concorde.” One of his last creations, Anneau redefines the concept of the traditional lounge chair. The webbed suspension on the seat and back lie above a sculptural and sensual cast aluminum base, linked only by a doubled steel ring, resulting in a much lighter, almost ethereal design.

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Ligne Roset Anneau Chair

Binary code may be useful, but creative is not a word usually associated with it. The Notus Chair challenges that, though, with its high-tech look inspired by none other than binary code.

The Notus Chair’s design is created from a sole laser-cut steel plate, which is then folded into the shape of the chair. In addition to its unique inspiration, this chair is also intriguing because no hardware is used in its construction. This give it a visually light appearance, while also making its production simple. See more here.

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Dark Espresso Finish Modern Artistic 3PC Coffee Table Set

Set includes 1 Coffee and 2 End Tables

Features:

• 3PC Contemporary Coffee Table Set
• Solid wood construction pressed into wooden veneers
• Dark Espresso finish

Dimensions:

• Coffee Table: 47″ x 22″ x 18″H
• End Table: 24″ x 24″ x 20″H

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Dark Espresso Finish Modern Artistic 3PC Coffee Table Set

Cherry High Gloss Finish Traditional 3PC Coffee Table Set

Set includes 1 Coffee and 2 End Tables

Features:

• Classic 3PC Coffee Table Set
• Solid wood construction with cherry wood veneers
• Cherry high gloss finish
• Glass top inlays
• 5mm Beveled Bronze Glass
• Hand carving details

Dimensions:

• Coffee Table: 48″ x 24″ x 16″H
• End Table: 22″ x 20″ x 21″H

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Cherry High Gloss Finish Traditional 3PC Coffee Table Set

Black Metal Frame Modern Artistic 3PC Coffee Table Set

Set includes 1 Coffee and 2 End Tables

Features:

• Contemporary 3 Piece Coffee Table Set
• Black metal frame construction
• Glass top
• Decorative marble inlays

Dimensions:

• Coffee Table: 48″ x 24″ x 18″H
• End Table: 24″ x 24″ x 23″H

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Black Metal Frame Modern Artistic 3PC Coffee Table Set

Cherry Brown Artistic 3PC Coffee Table Set with Glass Inlay Top

Set includes 1 Coffee and 2 End Tables

Features:

• Contemporary Elegant 3PC Coffee Table
• Metal supporting legs with solid wood frame and shelf
• Brown cherry finish
• Clear Beveled Glass glass Top

Dimensions:

• Coffee Table: 34″ x 34″ x 19″H
• End Table: 23″ x 22″ x 24″H

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Nina Freudenberger is owner/principal of Haus Interior . She attended Rhode Island School of Design, graduating in 2003 with a Bachelors of Fine Arts and a Bachelor of Architecture. She moved to New York City to accept a position at the prestigious interior design firm Kondylis Design .

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