The Crystals Table Top Finish:Acrylic " Consider the pleasing juxtaposition

" Consider the pleasing juxtaposition of the sleek cast aluminum frame with the unpretentious plywood tabletop

rounded legs and softly beveled edge

Mega from designers Anya Sebton and Eva Lilja Löwenhielm certainly lives up to its name

broad seat and small arched backrest that references Japanese temple entrances

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The Crystals Table Top Finish:Acrylic " Consider the pleasing juxtapositionDescription Oscar Zieta's diamond inspired Crystals motif animates the mirrored stainless steel base of a spectacular dining table. Polished surfaces curve with the light, creating a stunning game of reflections and shadowsachieved through the designer's ingenious FiDU process in which sheets of metal are welded together and then injected with pressurized air to form a 3 dimensional shape. It's paired with a tabletop in substantial clear acrylic so