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The imagery of this table is inspired by the scenic views and organisms of Green-Wood Cemetery, featuring its colorful trees, vines and flowers, skeletons, and animal life. Our visits to Fonthill Castle also influenced this piece. Here, we used a press molding technique similarly done for the Moravian ceramic tiles that cover that building. | The imagery of this table is inspired by the scenic views and organisms of Green-Wood Cemetery, featuring its colorful trees, vines and flowers, skeletons, and animal life. Our visits to Fonthill Castle also influenced this piece. Here, we used a press molding technique similarly done for the Moravian ceramic tiles that cover that building. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:27, 21 June 2024
Greenwood Side Table
| Design Year: | 2024 |
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| Dimensions: | ⌀ 19.5”D × 16”H |
| Materials: | Stoneware, Grout, Cement Board, Douglas Fir Maple Plywood |
| Manufacturer: | Studio Produced |
The imagery of this table is inspired by the scenic views and organisms of Green-Wood Cemetery, featuring its colorful trees, vines and flowers, skeletons, and animal life. Our visits to Fonthill Castle also influenced this piece. Here, we used a press molding technique similarly done for the Moravian ceramic tiles that cover that building.
