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Southeast Asian Inspired Hall Table

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Woodworker: Scott Gutierrez

The design for this padauk and wenge hall table came as Gutierrez thought about the architecture (particularly the bridges) and countryside of Vietnam and Thailand, which he finds particularly appealing. These influences are apparent in the faux bamboo legs and arches. The table is finished with Waterlox polyurethane.

Photo: Tim Thimmes

Design or Plan used: Not specified