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Hardy Coffee Table, Ash
Old Furniture, a poem by Dorset born Thomas Hardy, is an ode to beauty of furniture being handed down the generations, and David Irwin’s Hardy Coffee Table is a classic in the making. Gently rounded edges gives it a smooth finish, and the second level is perfect for storing books and newspapers.
Two chair typologies from the 19th century, Thomas Hardy’s birth century, inspired its design: firstly the Captain’s chair originally a low-backed wooden armchair and secondly, the Smokers bow, a low back Windsor, often used in smoking rooms, public houses, barbers shops and cottages.
Designed by David Irwin for Another Country
Materials & Finishes
Solid Certified Ash / White Oiled
Dimensions
- Width: 800mm / 31 1/2″
- Height: 400mm /15 3/4″
- Depth: 800mm / 31 1/2″
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