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Enchanted forest

Interior Design Staff -- Interior Design, 10/31/2010 2:25:00 AM

Tree motifs and woods give tables a natural bent

Enchanted Forest

1. Spalted maple desk with bronzed steel legs by Heptagon Creations. Circle 511

Enchanted Forest

2. Orick in redwood burl and cast bronze by Tuell + Reynolds. Circle 512

Enchanted Forest

3. Calypso dining table in polished polyester resin, walnut veneer, and bleached sycamore by Dakota Jackson. Circle 513

Enchanted Forest

4. Wisteria console in ebonized walnut with glass top by Brain Fireman Design. Circle 514

Enchanted Forest

5. Brain Fireman's Welk dinning table in walnut and glass by Designulsh. Circle 515

Enchanted Forest

6. Solo in satin-finished walnut by Altura Furniture. Circle 516

Enchanted Forest

7. Milko cocktail table in blackened steel and padauck by Miles & May Furniture Works. Circle 517

Enchanted Forest

8. Laura Kirar's Dorada side table in solid maple and maple veneer with bronzed aluminum by Baker Furniture. Circle 518

Enchanted Forest

9. Caterpillar table in poplar, reclaimed pine and walnut with clear lacquer by Naturalism Furniture. Circle 519

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