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Sylvain Outline Console Table

$1,905

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Marble and steel — Authentic style made with classically modern materials. With a fine marble top set on a slim yet sturdy tubular stainless steel base, the Sylvain Outline Table Collection brings timeless design and graceful utility home.

Item No. DWR-SOTTC-0002

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Finish Carrara Marble & Stainless Steel

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Product Details

Description

The Sylvain Outline Table Collection (2016) exemplifies a design approach in which “function and aesthetic are given particular attention through subtle yet distinctive decisions,” according to Belgian designer Sylvain Willenz. Viewed from different vantage points, the tubular steel frame seems to transform from thick to thin for a surprisingly dynamic appearance. An elegant marble top completes the “outline” structure. Made in China.

Marble top in two colours.
Stainless steel base in two finishes.
Crossmembers for strength.

Product ID: 1071542

Dimensions

Width: 1220mm
Depth: 405mm
Height: 735mm

Warranty

This product is covered by a 1-year conditional warranty.

Sustainability

This is a Living On product. Its freight emissions have been offset.

Meet the Brand: Design Within Reach

Authentic modern design “Our name embodies the mission of our company: to make well-designed products easily accessible to design-savvy professionals.” That was the first sentence in the first DWR catalog, which landed in mailboxes July 4, 1999.

Meet the Designer: Sylvain Willenz

Founded in Belgium. Sylvain Willenz discovered his passion for design in the woods of New Hampshire, of all places. From ages 10 to 16, Willenz went to summer camp in that state, making the trip each year from his native Brussels. “I loved making artifacts such as baseball bats, bowls and pencil holders in the wood shop,” he recalls. “Though I was always rather creative, I think this is where my interest for making things was born.”