Isokon Occasional Table Finish:Black Linoleum with options for both direct

with options for both direct and ambient indirect positioning

Applying a traditional upholstery technique to a contemporary realm of generous dimensions and expressive curves adds a crisply styled verve to an array of available coverings

With a cotton-latex backing

The customized luxury of Harbour's upholstered bar and counter models also comes in a side chair version in leather or a premium fabric

this dining table makes an artful statement without shouting

Isokon Occasional Table Finish:Black Linoleum with options for both directDescription Once thought to be irretrievably lost, isokons reissued 1936 Occasional Table is likely the only surviving furniture design by iconic architect Walter Gropius. An early sales leaflet noted, the ingenious use of plywood in the legs, and how staunchness and stability are achieved not with extra weight but by perfect balance. Faithful to the original, its handmade in London in birch plywood with a charcoal linoleum tabletop. Specifications