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Table of Contents - This table was an exploration of color, texture and the juxtaposition of several materials that normally do not sit next to each other at face value. The shape questions the normal rectangular or circular shape of most large tables and asks the users to partake in a social experiment of sorts. It creates more intimate contact between users, forcing them to share the space between one another. As with everything I fabricate, there is a strong sense of craftsmanship.

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Table of Contents - This table was an exploration of color, texture and the juxtaposition of several materials that normally do not sit next to each other at face value. The shape questions the normal rectangular or circular shape of most large tables and asks the users to partake in a social experiment of sorts. It creates more intimate contact between users, forcing them to share the space between one another. As with everything I fabricate, there is a strong sense of craftsmanship.

Paul Isabella
Furniture & Product Designer Minneapolis, MN