Orbit Coffee Table ID: ORBT-COFF-36-EBO
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Orbit Coffee Table

By Jamie Gray, for Roll & Hill

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Orbit Coffee Table - Ebonized Oak
Orbit Coffee Table - Hard Maple
Orbit Coffee Table - Black Walnut
Orbit Coffee Table - White Oak

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Orbit Coffee Table

By Jamie Gray, For Roll & Hill

$2,540.00 - $3,510.00

Finish:
Ebonized Oak

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SPEC #: RNH1277713 | ID: ORBT-COFF-36-EBO

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Orbit Coffee Table

SPEC #: RNH1277713

ID: ORBT-COFF-36-EBO

Designed by Jamie GrayRead Bio

The Orbit Coffee Table was inspired by designer Jamie Gray's interest in 20th-century French modernism as a distillation of the period's style from a modern perspective. The round tabletop is supported by oblong legs which evoke the elliptical orbit of planets around the sun. Orbit's simple geometric lines highlight the rich natural texture of its solid wood construction.

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Finish: Black Walnut, Ebonized Oak, Hard Maple, White Oak

Specifications

    • Finish: Ebonized Oak
    • Size: 36"W x 14"H
    • Shipping Weight: 92.00 lbs
    • Product Weight: 62.00 lbs
    • Materials: Wood  

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        Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.
        Jamie Gray

        About Jamie Gray

        Jamie Gray is a designer, curator, and the founder of New York design gallery Matter. His work is influenced by both the warm modernism of the west coast and the elegance of the east. Gray's designs are often characterized by their clean lines, simple forms, and use of natural materials. He is also known for his attention to detail and his commitment to craftsmanship. Jamie Gray's work is a fusion of modern design and timeless craftsmanship. His lighting fixtures are both beautiful and functional, and they are sure to add a touch of elegance to any space. Gray's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Architectural Digest, Dwell, and House Beautiful. He has also exhibited his work at museums and galleries around the world.

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        Roll & Hill is an American design-minded furniture and lighting company based in New York, known for its high-quality pieces made in collaboration with independent designers. Founded in 2010 by Jason Miller, Roll & Hill's mission is to create exceptional, handcrafted furniture and lighting that reflects a modern American aesthetic. Roll & Hill is committed to using American materials and manufacturing techniques. Their pieces are made by hand in their own facilities in Grand Rapids, Michigan, using high-quality materials like brass, bronze, leather, wood, hand-knotted rope, and mouth-blown glass. Roll & Hill works with a talented roster of independent designers, giving them a platform to showcase their work and create unique pieces that wouldn't be possible through mass production.

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