
JAC side tables by gavin coyle
the set of turned side tables uses the distinctive grain patterns from the douglas fir to accentuate the distinctive appearance of its annual growth rings.
‘JAC side tables’ by gavin coylethe set of JAC side tables
british designer gavin coyle has created a set of turned side tables using the distinctive grain pattern of douglas fir. each piece uses one plank of timber which has been cut and stacked together in a particular sequence highlighting the distinctive appearance of the annual growth rings. decorative patterns emerge as each consecutive piece is folded upon itself allowing the grain pattern to flow from the bottom of the table to the top. these blanks are then machined on a lathe to form geometric profiles before being finished with a white oil.
JAC side table 1
JAC side table 2
JAC side table 3
detail showing herring bone grain pattern
detail showing crown cut grain pattern
assortment of the different grain patterns with branded logo
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