Item No.
100177278
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Hew Coffee Table
Item No.
100177278
Select Styles In Stock
Hew Coffee Table
Black Ash
Walnut
- A beautifully crafted, sculptural table.
- Low iron tempered glass top.
- Available with a choice of tabletop shapes.
- 14.5" H 36" W 53.38" D
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- In-Home Delivery
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1-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary)
Designed by Pat Kim for Design Within Reach
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Hew Coffee Table
Hew Coffee Table
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Three times the fun —
The eye-catching Hew Coffee Table is a sculptural form that looks different from every angle. It’s beautifully crafted out of solid walnut or black-painted ash that’s been skillfully turned on a lathe to create three unique shapes.
Details
The table is turned.
Inspired by his musings at the lathe, designer Pat Kim created the sculptural Hew Coffee Table (2020). Its solid wood tripod base is a sturdy arrangement of three unique forms – a pill, a teardrop, and Kim’s favorite, the double bubble. The base is topped with a tempered glass top in your choice of an ellipse or half-moon shape, the latter being especially well suited for use in front of a sofa. The glass is low iron, which means it’s brighter and clearer, and has better light transmission and a lot less of the greenish tint that occurs when glass contains higher levels of iron. Made in Poland.
- A beautifully crafted, sculptural table.
- Low iron tempered glass top.
- Available with an ellipse or half-moon tabletop.
- Brand
- Design Within Reach
- Collection
- Hew Table Collection
- General Dimensions
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- 14.5" H 36" W 53.38" D
- Product Weight
- 82.34 lbs
- Assembly
- Comes fully assembled
- Warranty
- 1-year warranty (terms and conditions may vary)
Half Moon Glass Top
- Height (in): 14.5
- Width (in): 36
- Depth (in): 53.38
- Weight (lbs): 82.34
- Solid walnut or black-painted ash
- Low iron, tempered glass
Pat Kim
Pat Kim's curiosity was encouraged by his uncle who taught him, as a kid to create objects out of found materials. This led naturally to an interest in industrial design and since his graduation, he opened a cooperative woodshop on the shores of the East River in Red Hook, Brooklyn. And that’s when Kim's enchantment with the wood lathe emerged, along with the sculptural shapes it encourages.
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