Tree Round Dining Table
$1,799.00
Fenix nano laminate tabletop with painted metal legs.
Designed by Elisabeth Hertzfeld.
Also available: Tree Oval Dining Table
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Small - 35" W x 35" D x 29" H
Large - 47" W x 47" D x 29" H
Furniture lead times are currently 4 - 8 weeks depending on location and stock availability. Once your order is received we will contact you with shipping updates and an estimated delivery time frame. Please note: our curated furniture ships from our Maker Partners' warehouses. Production, shipping, and delivery times can vary.
White Glove Delivery
White Glove Delivery is available and recommended for this piece for an additional $189 (plus standard shipping fees, see below). White Glove services include a scheduled appointment, placement in your room of choice, assembly, and disposal of packaging materials.
Standard (Threshold) Delivery
Packages may be delivered to your doorstep or inside your building at the delivery person's discretion. Standard shipping fees for furniture start at 15% of the item's price.
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French-American designer Elisabeth Hertzfeld conceived the Tree dining table from a fascination with materials and their transformation. The table's metallic legs, inspired by branches of a tree, give a sleek and graphic design that supports the modern minimalist round tabletop.
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WOUD is a Denmark-based design brand that manufactures furniture, lighting, and home decor in collaboration with emerging and notable designers from across the globe. WOUD’s designs are noted by modern Scandinavian sensibility with inspiration from Japandi, contemporary, and mid-century modern styles.
Designed by Elisabeth Hertzfeld for WOUD:
A French-American designer fascinated by materials and their transformation, Elisabeth Hertzfeld strives to discover a balance between the effort engaged in material and its effect. With an aim to create pure pleasure, she imagines a behavior, a way of life, that can be connected to the design.
