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Echo Table
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New Volumes
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Melbourne-based Cornish native Thomas Coward is the Creative Director of New Volumes. Established in 2008, his studio works  across a range of disciplines, exploring both commercial and personal objectives. From Royal Commissions to exclusive private residences in the USA, Canada, the Middle East and extensively throughout Europe, Coward has become recognised for his considered aesthetic and approach. His work is informed by the premise that the design process is not solely solving physical problems, it is also about exploring the ongoing relationships between products, people and spaces. This can create unique outcomes with often hidden qualities that reveal themselves over time.

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Echo Table

$1,680

Description

Two robust terracotta tables featuring a revolving carousel of voids that call to mind the shapes used in architecture and design for centuries. A contemporary exploration of classical form that celebrates the history and legacy of this natural material.

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