Tribal Blackened Oak and Steel Table by Autonomous Furniture

Immerse yourself in the essence of contemporary elegance with the Tribal Boardroom Table by Autonomous Furniture. Inspired by the majestic ocean freightliners, this table is a bold testament to craftsmanship and innovation. Crafted with precision using large-scale hot-rolled steel, the Tribal Table's design evokes the bow of a ship, instilling a sense of forward momentum and purpose. The asymmetrical legs, resembling a ship's rudder, create a dynamic tension that symbolizes movement and direction. But it's not just about aesthetics – functionality meets sophistication with a solid Vancouver Island Alder frame and a torched Oak inlay tabletop, showcasing the ancient Japanese shou-sugi-ban technique. This combination of materials not only exudes luxury but also tells a story of depth and resilience. Designed for the modern workplace, the Tribal Boardroom Table seamlessly integrates AV solutions, ensuring seamless collaboration and communication among team members. Its customizable options allow you to tailor the table to your specific preferences, making it the perfect centerpiece for any professional setting. Crafted with sustainability in mind, each piece is meticulously manufactured to benefit the circular economy, reflecting our commitment to environmental stewardship and social responsibility. Designed by Kirk Van Ludwig, an award-winning Designer of the Year finalist for Western Living magazine, the Tribal Boardroom Table is more than just furniture – it's a statement of innovation, collaboration, and timeless design. Elevate your office space with this masterpiece and set the stage for success and inspiration. - Contemporary boardroom table using...

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