I’ve been looking for a new coffee table. Trolling Houzz and Design Sponge. And I finally found one I love.
Sort of a bummer that it’s $42,000. And no, I didn’t add a zero by mistake.
Ah well. Back to the drawing board.
Sep 12 Posted by nancyjrab 12 Comments
I’ve been looking for a new coffee table. Trolling Houzz and Design Sponge. And I finally found one I love.
Sort of a bummer that it’s $42,000. And no, I didn’t add a zero by mistake.
Ah well. Back to the drawing board.
If you wait long enough, maybe Design (Still Not) Within Reach will do a knock off?
Yes, but when that happens, it will mean it’s no longer unique enough for me. Affordable + my taste = non-existence.
Wow. That is a coffee table that means business!
Karen
Business. Or bankruptcy.
Is it actually made of 42,000 $1 notes glued together?
nope.diamonds.
This coffee table looks relatively simple. It’s made of several large pieces of hardwood that has been treated with a silver finish. But the San Francisco manufacturer of luxury furniture, Council Design, has really gone far beyond simple. In fact, the technique that makes this simple silver coffee table is a proprietary and painstakingly difficult process that makes this table worth all of the $42,000 you would pay to own one.
Oh, I don’t doubt that it’s spectacular. Just that I’ll ever be able to afford it.
You can’t put your feet under it — or stack magazines — or — a wet glass — or
Marge Lewis
I just knew there was a reason I didn’t want it anyway!
Just pick your favorite twin, and that one gets to go to college. The other one gets to live at home and put his/her feet up on the new coffee table.
Bet you could make one or find someone else who could!