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Japanese-style Coffee Table

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Woodworker: Thomas Hucker

The design of Hucker’s coffee table grew out of his experiences in Japan and his interest in bridges. The table mixes through-tenons, linen lashing, and bronze keys -- articulate joinery that is inventive and expressive. The piece is made from beefwood, bronze, and waxed linen cord. It is finished with oil.

Photo: Jonathan Binzen

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