Fractal Table Myer Halliday

Fractal Table Myer HallidayInspired by the prickly pineapple husk. The eye catching feature of the Fractal Table is its robust vertical support. Like the outer skin of a pineapple, the pieces of timber in the central core of the table have been worked to create small, slightly prickly nobbles. These are stacked, jenga style, with the prickles cleverly offset around the perimeter. The Fractal Table makes a practical, usable, occasional table to place between armchairs or in a

The shape of the backrest is very beautiful from afar yet you notice the triangular detail much more upon closer inspection and gain more fondness and appreciation for it

this sophisticated piece is generous in size and ample in storage

The asymmetrical design looks different when viewed from new angles

it complements anything that sits upon it

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The crackle glaze effect of this wallpaper is appealing

We love how they not only preserve but also advance traditional glassmaking methods and techniques to create the highest quality crystal possible

spotty upholstery

The circular table top is large enough to display a lamp and a few books or magazines

It showcases Isabelle Moore's expert craftsmanship as well as her immaculate attention to detail

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Its tall proportions also make it a suitable podium on which to display an interesting object in the corner of a room